In Brief: Software Maker Corillian Raises $20M for R&D

Corillian Corp., a developer of Internet banking software, has raised $20 million in funding from BCI Partners and FT Ventures. The funding comes on top of $7 million it received this year from Battery Ventures.

Corillian will use the funds for research and development in the bill payment and presentment area, said Matt Cone, chief marketing officer. It "will allow us to deliver a lot of great products," he said.

Two-year-old Corillian has sold software to 26 financial institutions, the largest being SunTrust Banks Inc.

Corillian's Voyager Application Server lets banks deliver financial services over the Internet using browser-based interfaces and personal financial management software such as Quicken and Microsoft Money. The company's Voyager eFinance Suite is an Internet-based banking, bill payment, brokerage, and electronic bill presentment system used by corporate and retail bank customers.

The company also has relationships with most of the major electronic bill payment and presentment vendors, including Transpoint, Checkfree Corp., and Intuit Inc.

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