Fuze, a UAE-based fintech, raised $14 million in seed funding. Enigio secured €3 million from Lloyds Banking Group. DKK Partners closed a £3 million pre-seed funding round. Pliable launched with $2.5 million in seed funding. Wamo secured $1.5 million in a seed extension round. Aircash received an undisclosed investment from Udo Müller and plans to expand across Eastern Europe, Africa, and Latin America.
Facts
- Fuze, a UAE-based fintech, raised $14 million in a seed funding round led by Further Ventures, with participation from Liberty City Ventures. Fuze partners with banks and fintechs to offer crypto and digital asset products through its API infrastructure.
- Enigio, a data technology firm, secured €3 million in funding from Lloyds Banking Group, along with participation from existing investors Stockhorn Capital and Moor Holding. This funding will expand the use of digital documentation in trade through its trace:original solution.
- DKK Partners, a UK-based frontier markets fintech firm, closed a £3 million pre-seed funding round at a pre-money valuation of £100 million. It helps corporates manage currency risk and pricing, with plans for further expansion.
- Pliable, a US-based AI-led SaaS platform, launched with $2.5 million in seed funding led by Resolute Ventures, with participation from CEAS and others. Pliable offers a no-code architecture for data consolidation, organization, and exploration.
- Wamo, a digital business account provider for SMEs, secured $1.5 million in a seed extension round led by Finberg and RePie Asset Management. Wamo provides SMEs access to business accounts and a marketplace for additional services, with plans to develop credit products and expand.
- Aircash, a Croatian fintech start-up, received an undisclosed investment from Udo Müller, who joined the firm as a minority shareholder on its board. Aircash plans to expand across Eastern Europe, Africa, and Latin America.
