Madrid-based BCAS, which provides flexible student financing through upfront school payments and deferred repayment plans, has secured a €30 million debt round led by MyInvestor.
- Founded in 2021 by Bosco González del Valle, Javier Ausín, and Manuel Avello, BCAS is an education financing company that provides funding solutions for students enrolled in vocational and professional training programmes.
- The company works directly with training centres, paying schools upfront while allowing students to finance their tuition through either fixed instalment plans or income share agreements (ISAs), under which repayments begin only after the student finds a job.
- BCAS assesses applicants using its own scoring models and manages the full financing process digitally, operating as an intermediary between students seeking access to education and institutions looking to reduce enrollment barriers.
- To date, the firm has financed more than 4,000 students and works with over 100 training centres across Spain and Germany, including Ironhack, The Bridge, thePower, ISDI, 4Geeks, UNIR, EIP, and Hack a Boss.
Details of the deal
- BCAS plans to use the fresh funding to finance more than 6,000 additional students, expand its operational capacity, and support continued profitable growth.
- The company will also broaden its technology-driven education financing model by introducing affordable instalment-based loans alongside its existing Income Share Agreements, increasing flexibility for both students and training providers, while strengthening its position in Spain and supporting future expansion across Europe.
