Key facts
- Sky News reported Zilch secured a £165 million debt facility, without stating the lenders or the date of the financing.
- The report said a stock market listing was in prospect for Zilch, without giving a venue or timetable.
- Zilch said in November 2025 it had raised over $175 million in debt and equity, including an expanded Deutsche Bank-led securitization.
Zilch, a UK consumer payments platform, secured a £165 million debt facility, Sky News reported on November 10, 2026, in a report that did not date the financing. The report said a stock market listing was in prospect for the company. The article page could not be retrieved, so the lenders, structure and timing of the facility were not available.
Zilch said on November 13, 2025 that it had raised over $175 million in debt and equity, a round led by KKCG with participation from BNF Capital and other strategic investors. That raise included an expansion of the company's securitization led by Deutsche Bank, Zilch said.
Zilch said at the time that the funds would go toward marketing spend, product development and the exploration of strategic M&A opportunities. The company said it had amassed over 5.3 million customers and had processed over £5 billion of commerce since launching in 2020.