BCAS, a Spanish startup founded in 2021 and focused on flexible education financing, has closed a €30 million debt round led by MyInvestor.

Expansion and Accessibility

The funding will be used to expand the company's operational capacity, introduce instalment-based financing plans with affordable interest rates, and, above all, broaden access to education funding for a greater number of students. BCAS has already financed over 3,800 students and works with more than 60 training providers, including Ironhack and The Bridge.

Financing Model

BCAS combines Income Share Agreements (ISAs), in which repayments begin once students secure employment, with affordable instalment-based payment plans. This flexible financing model is designed to adapt to different student profiles and the needs of training centers.

Future Goals

Currently operating in Spain and Germany, BCAS plans to expand further across Europe after consolidating its position in its home market, with the aim of becoming a European education financing provider. The company estimates that, thanks to this new funding, over 6,000 students will be able to access training programs with high employability.