Bumper, the automotive fintech providing digital payment services for car repairs, has attracted a £2 million investment from Salica Investments.
Automotive fintech business Bumper has delivered record revenues of £11.7 million for the financial year ended 31 December, marking a 54% increase year-on-year.
Fast-growing fintech business Bumper is acquiring Telford-based AutoBI, a specialist in business intelligence solutions for dealerships and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs).
Payment platform Bumper has strengthened its leadership team with three new senior appointments as part of its strategy to accelerate growth in the UK and Europe.
Bumper and Keyloop have advanced their partnership by launching a new phase of integration that now includes all payment types for automotive dealers, along with automatic payment reconciliation.
Millennials are the most frequent users of Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) services to manage car repair, servicing, and MoT expenses, according to fintech payment specialist Bumper.
Dealers could help car owners save at least an extra £100 million in annual charges by paying for repairs using zero-interest monthly payments, according to Bumper.
Automotive fintech payment specialist Bumper helped fund £0.5bn worth of car repairs by April and intends to grow that total by a further £460m by the end of this year.
Automotive fintech Bumper has raised a further £2 through Suzuki Global Ventures and Marubeni Ventures investing to accelerate its scaled growth across Europe
Real-time payments platform Volt, is partnering with Bumper, to offer open banking and real-time payments.
Whether a manufacturer or dealer, maintaining competitive advantage is no longer about the cars you make and sell; it’s about product, service and brand
Bumper completes $48 million funding round to drive growth in flexible automotive payments across Europe
Automotive fintech payment provider Bumper has launched the Bumper x Getac collaboration to allow customers to use digital payment options when servicing or repairing their vehicles.
From CRM and service plans, to online booking and attracting older vehicles into workshops, there is plenty modern automotive leaders can do to attract extra service and maintenance work.
Automotive aftersales finance provider Bumper has appointed a new head of product and head of payments as part of its expansion plans.
Bumper co-founder Jack Allman has been named as one of three Autocar Drivers of Change award winners.
Bumper has continued to accelerate its interest-free aftersales finance offering with the launch of a customer facing car servicing portal for motorists.
Open banking is expected to become the most popular payment method in car dealerships by 2030.
Automotive aftersales finance provider Bumper has appointed Snap-on Business Solutions’ Nick Squire as its new international sales and partnerships manager.
The online automotive aftersales payment specialist Bumper has appointed carwow founder and chief executive James Hind as a non-executive director.
