Occupi, an Alabama-based fintech company, has successfully completed its oversubscribed seed funding round, raising $3.105 million. The round was co-led by Fenway Summer and Assurant Ventures, with investments from social impact firms like Halcyon Venture Partners and Sorenson Impact Foundation, along with various private investors from states including Washington D.C., Georgia, Utah, and Alabama.
The funding will help Occupi expand its AI-driven payment and screening solutions in the affordable and student housing sectors, covering multiple housing markets across the country. Their platform offers seamless payment options, including traditional methods and digital cash wallets, enhancing operational efficiency for property managers.
With the new funding, Occupi plans to hire experienced engineers in payment and proptech while also rolling out new features, including a partnership with the Alabama Power Foundation to address the needs of affordable housing assistance programs.
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“With this funding, we’re positioned to responsibly scale and deliver true payment optionality to residents, while removing operational friction for property managers. We’re honored to have the support of institutional and individual investors whose deep expertise in finance, housing, and compliance strengthens our foundation. Their backing equips us to grow securely, compliantly, and with lasting impact.”
Josh Hornady, Occupi’s Chief Legal Officer
“Our roadmap is full of financial tools designed to be accessible and inclusive, and our investors will help us bring that vision to life. Occupi is built on genuine partnership, and we’re lucky to work with collaborators who care as deeply about connection and impact as we do.”
Emily Hart, Occupi’s COO and Co-Founder
“Nothing is more humbling than raising startup capital in 2025, but we were fortunately positioned to be selective with our partners. We could not be happier with our venture partners and private investors, who have been incredible assets as we scale Occupi’s payment and screening platform.”
Taylor Peake, Occupi’s CEO and Co-Founder
