Fintech investors poured $237 million into the sector this week, with nine companies picking up new funding. The majority of the funds, $208 million, went to three enterprise plays: Dataminr ($130 million), FundBox ($40 million) and Collective Health ($38 million).

Here are the nine deals ranked by size (March 14 to March 20):

Dataminr
Stock market sentiment analysis
HQ: New York City
Latest round: $130 million
Total raised: More than $179.6 million
Tags: Payments, mobile, merchant, SMB
Source: Crunchbase

FundBox
Invoicing & factoring platform
HQ: San Francisco, California
Latest round: $40 million
Total raised: $57.5 million
Tags: Invoicing, accounts receivables, SMB, merchant advance, credit, factoring
Source: Crunchbase

Collective Health
Self-funded health insurance
HQ: San Mateo, California
Latest round: $38 million
Total raised: More than $38 million
Tags: Insurance, risk, underwriting
Source: FT Partners

Remitly
Online remittances
HQ: Seattle, Washington
Latest round: $12.5 million
Total raised: More than $23 million
Tags: Payments, international remittances
Source: Crunchbase

Unilend
French debt crowdfunding platform
HQ: Paris, France
Latest round: $8.6 million
Total raised: More than $8.6 million
Tags: P2P lending, marketplace lending, credit, investing, peer-to-peer
Source: Crunchbase

TableSafe
Payment system (Rail) for restaurants and bars 
HQ: Kirkland, Washington
Latest round: $5 million
Total raised: $18.96 million
Tags: Payments, mobile, merchant, SMB, Seattle
Source: Geekwire

HonestDollar
Stealthy retirement service provider
HQ: Austin, Texas
Latest round: $3 million
Total raised: $3 million
Tags: 401(k), IRA, retirement planning, employer plans, SMB
Source: Crunchbase

Coinigy
Professional tools for cyroptcurrency traders
HQ: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Latest round: $100,000
Total raised: $100,000
Tags: Bitcoin, cryptocurrency, p2p payments
Source: FT Partners

YeePay
Chinese online/offline payment system
HQ: Bejing, China
Latest round: Undisclosed
Total raised: More than $8.4 million
Tags: Payments, mobile, merchant, SMB
Source: Crunchbase