SAN FRANCISCO, November 3, 2026 – Corvane Ryle LLP today announced that it advised Quillon Payments, a fintech company that provides payment orchestration and settlement services for online merchants, on its Series D preferred stock financing. The round was led by a group of growth-stage investors and included participation from existing shareholders. Quillon will use the proceeds to expand its payments infrastructure into new markets, invest in fraud-prevention tooling and broaden its product range for enterprise customers.

The financing follows a period of rapid growth for Quillon, which now processes payments for merchants across North America and Europe. As the company scales, it faces a growing set of regulatory questions, from money transmission and e-money licensing to data protection and consumer disclosures.

The Corvane Ryle team was led by Kenji Watanabe-Price, a counsel in San Francisco who focuses on technology transactions and emerging companies. Rafael Monteverde, a capital markets partner in New York, advised on the preferred stock terms and on the company's longer-term path to the public markets. Tomás Ellery-Vance, a partner in Washington, D.C., advised on data security and privacy diligence, and Benedikt Sauerland, a partner in Frankfurt, advised on European banking and payment services regulation.

The team also included lawyers from the firm's Tax and Intellectual Property practices, who worked across the San Francisco, New York, Washington, D.C. and Frankfurt offices.

"Quillon has built a platform that merchants rely on every day, and investors clearly see the opportunity ahead," said Kenji Watanabe-Price. "We were glad to help the company put in place a financing that supports its ambitions and keeps its governance simple as it grows."

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