Swedish fintech Mynt and Denmark’s leading accounting platform e-conomic, today announced a strategic partnership to embed Mynt’s company cards and spend management capabilities into e-conomic’s platform. Starting this autumn, close to 250.000 Danish businesses using e-conomic will be able to get Mynt-powered company cards, available as both credit and debit, directly within their accounting system. The result is a fully e-conomic branded solution for expense management accessible in a system that is Danish SMEs preferred.

Swedish fintech Mynt announces a strategic partnership with Nordea, the largest bank in the Nordics, to launch a business credit card and spend management solution for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland, set to go live in 2026.

For the last couple of years, the Swedish fintech Mynt has experienced strong growth and increased its focus on embedding their solution into other systems. Now, Visma Pay joins forces with Mynt to deliver spend management and commercial cards to Finnish Visma customers. Through the partnership, businesses in Finland using Visma systems will gain access to company cards and integrated spend management – all seamlessly connected to their existing Visma setup.

Visa has announced an expanded reseller partnership and investment into Mynt, a Swedish-founded SaaS fintech specializing in spend management solutions.

Mynt, one of the leading providers of company cards in the Nordics, enters a strategic partnership with Visma Spiris, (formerly Visma Spcs), one of Sweden’s largest providers of financial systems for small and medium-sized businesses as well as accounting firms. The partnership aims to provide Swedish businesses with a more integrated and user-friendly solution for managing company expenses – a modern alternative to traditional card solutions. With this initiative, the two companies address the growing demand for flexible and cost-effective tools for small and medium-sized enterprises.

Vor Capital led the round - with participation from existing institutional investors including CNI and Incore - which will be used to boost Mynt Platform’s expansion across Europe and the UK