FinTech Firm OLTA Raises JPY 2.5bn in Capital and Business Alliance with Resona Holdings

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FinTech Firm OLTA Raises JPY 2.5bn in Capital and Business Alliance with Resona Holdings

Japanese FinTech provider OLTA has entered into a capital and business alliance with Resona Holdings, raising ¥2.5 billion through a third-party allotment of shares allocated to Resona.

The latest capital injection brings OLTA’s total equity funding to ¥7.05 billion and its total cumulative capital raised—including debt financing—to ¥10.73 billion. Following the transaction, OLTA will become an equity-method affiliate of Resona Holdings. However, OLTA’s existing management team will maintain operational control and majority management structure, preserving its independent decision-making capabilities as it prepares for an initial public offering (IPO).

Strategic Integration & Expansion

Under the alliance, the two companies plan to collaborate across two core service areas:

  • Cloud Factoring Integration: OLTA’s online factoring service ("Cloud Factoring") will be rolled out across four banks within the Resona Group—Resona Bank, Saitama Resona Bank, Kansai Mirai Bank, and Minato Bank. This integration is expected to bring OLTA’s partner financial institution network to over 50 partners nationwide.
  • Platform Banking Capabilities: OLTA’s cloud-based invoicing platform, "INVOY," will integrate Resona Group’s banking features, including account linking and payment settlement. This aims to provide small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with an end-to-end digital workflow covering invoicing, payment, and cash flow management.

Industry Context & Growth Plans

The partnership comes as Japanese financial institutions navigate a shifting macroeconomic environment characterized by rising interest rates and a move away from traditional collateral-based lending toward digital, data-driven credit evaluation models.

OLTA plans to allocate the newly raised capital toward accelerating product development and expanding its hiring initiatives for engineering and business development teams.


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