Qupital announced roughly $300 million in combined equity and asset-backed financing on September 13, 2026, with M Capital leading and MUFG and Quester Capital participating. It provides working capital to e-commerce sellers on platforms like Amazon and TikTok Shop using AI-powered underwriting.
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Hong Kong's Qupital secures $300M to fund e-commerce sellers with AI underwriting
Why this matters for founders
E-commerce and marketplace founders squeezed on cash flow can look to embedded, AI-underwritten working-capital providers like Qupital as an alternative to traditional bank lines.
Source: Tech Startups
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