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French digital accounting start-up Indy lands €40m Series C funding

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  • Funding Round:
    • French fintech start-up Indy secures €40 million ($44 million) in Series C funding.
    • BlackFin Capital Partners leads the funding round, with participation from La Maison and iXO.
  • Financial Overview:
    • Total capital raised by Indy now stands at €86 million.
    • Previous funding rounds include a €35 million Series B in 2021 and a €10 million Series A in 2019.
  • Company Background:
    • Founded in 2016, Indy initially focused on automated accounting for freelancers.
    • Currently serves 70,000 freelancers with tools for invoicing, bank sync, expense reports, and payslips.
  • Expansion Plans:
    • Will use the new capital to develop an all-in-one application.
    • Expansion includes adding features for VAT returns and automated corporate tax administration by year-end.
  • New Offering:
    • Indy to launch a professional account option for micro-businesses in the upcoming year.
    • Details on the professional offering are yet to be revealed.
  • Workforce Growth:
    • Plans to hire 200 new employees across various departments to support service expansion.
    • Departments include customer service, product, technology, sales, and marketing.

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