Bizcap, a leading non-bank lender for small and medium-sized businesses, has acquired e-commerce financing platform 8fig in a deal that aims to strengthen its global presence and expand its technology-driven funding capabilities.
The acquisition brings 8fig — known for its AI-powered cash flow planning and flexible capital solutions — under the Bizcap umbrella, alongside its US affiliate, NewCo Capital Group. 8fig will continue to operate independently, keeping its brand and leadership intact, while gaining access to Bizcap’s global infrastructure and capital base.
This marks a significant milestone for Bizcap as it extends its footprint across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific, and positions itself to compete more aggressively in the growing market for fast, flexible business funding.
$500 million in e-commerce funding and counting
Founded in 2020, 8fig has already distributed more than $500 million in funding to online sellers. Its proprietary “AI CFO” platform allows e-commerce businesses to manage supply chains, forecast cash flow, and plan for growth in real time — features that caught Bizcap’s attention.
Albert Gahfi, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Bizcap Global, said the acquisition fits into the company’s broader strategy to offer smarter, more accessible funding tools for small businesses around the world.
“8fig has developed technology that meets the specific needs of modern online sellers,” said Gahfi.
“They understand how fast things move in e-commerce and have built tools that respond in kind. We’re excited to help scale that technology and offer it to businesses across multiple markets.”
A growing ecosystem of business finance
Bizcap has already provided more than $3 billion in funding to SMEs across Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, the US, Canada, the UK, and Europe. With plans to launch in Mexico next, the company is actively expanding its range of financial products, including lines of credit and structured growth financing.
The addition of 8fig is expected to deepen Bizcap’s technical capabilities, particularly in automated underwriting and AI-led decision-making. For brokers and business partners, the deal also opens up access to a broader toolkit — from short-term working capital to long-term growth planning solutions.
“This isn’t just about speed or volume. It’s about making better decisions, faster,” said Zalman Blachman, Bizcap’s Co-Founder and Co-CEO.
“8fig’s systems help us do that at scale, across regions, and with greater precision.”
Tech-driven, but human-focused
For 8fig, the partnership means deeper pockets, global reach, and new opportunities to enter untapped markets — without compromising the core product or the company’s original mission.
CEO Yaron Shapira, who co-founded 8fig alongside Assaf Dagan and Roei Yellin, said the deal sets the company up for long-term growth.
“We’re still focused on the same goal: helping online sellers scale their businesses sustainably,” Shapira said.
“Now we’ll be able to do that faster and on a larger scale, with Bizcap’s support.”
Shapira added that the partnership opens the door to more collaborations, deeper tech integrations, and new funding models tailored for the evolving needs of e-commerce sellers.
This article was written in cooperation with Bizcap