Taxi2Airport, an online marketplace for airport transfers, is getting a millions injection. The Amsterdam-based company receives € 2,2 million from investment fund VOC Capital Partners and from the existing shareholder VentureBuilders Capital, according to the Financieel Dagblad.

The online marketplace, which was founded three years ago, is rapidly connecting taxi companies at home and abroad to its own platform. That happens on a no-cure-no-pay basis: no ride, no money. The network says it now has five thousand taxi companies.

Asian market

The new investment will be used to accelerate growth by strengthening partnerships with other travel platforms and driving growth in the Asian market. Turnover figures were not published on Thursday.

VOC Capital Partners supports Dutch tech companies with investments between € 1 million and € 3 million. Behind the fund are well-known (former) entrepreneurs, such as Pieter Schoen of the Dutch Energy Company. VentureBuilders Capital mainly invests in software companies. In addition, it maintains a bandwidth from € 0,5 million to € 5 million.

According to Taxi2Airport, its own network now has five thousand taxi companies.