Miravia, part of Alibaba Group, partners with YouLend to offer SME financing in Spain

YouLend announces its partnership with Miravia, part of the Alibaba Group, to bring fast and flexible financing to e-commerce sellers across Spain.

This partnership integrates YouLend’s innovative embedded finance solutions into Miravia’s platform, enabling sellers to access the working capital they need to scale their operations and seize new growth opportunities.

E-commerce is one of the most dynamic sectors in Spain, but sellers often face challenges like cash flow shortages and lack of access to quick business funding. Traditional financing methods can be slow, rigid, and not tailored to the fast-paced demands of online retail. That’s where Miravia and YouLend come in—empowering sellers to invest in inventory, marketing, and technology without the delays or complexities of conventional financing.

Miravia shares our mission of supporting small businesses by providing the tools they need to thrive. Together, we’re not just offering a new service; we’re building a solution that helps sellers grow their businesses faster and more sustainably.

"At Miravia, our goal is to create a supportive ecosystem where sellers can thrive," said Julián Martín Capote, Head of Payments and Partnerships at Miravia. "Partnering with YouLend allows us to provide a game-changing solution, ensuring our sellers have the financial tools they need to grow quickly and sustainably."

With this partnership, Miravia sellers can apply for funding from €1000 to €1 million, depending on their monthly sales volumes, through their existing Miravia business accounts.

Ariam Rodriguez-Pou, Country Head Spain at YouLend comments, "Miravia is one of the fastest growing ecommerce platforms in Spain, and this partnership highlights the incredible potential of embedded finance to empower businesses at every level. By combining YouLend’s technology with Miravia’s extensive reach, we’re delivering a seamless financing solution that drives real impact for sellers, helping them overcome traditional funding barriers and achieve long-term growth."