Up to $729m was raised across this week’s 17 FinTech deals, reflecting a continuing strong performance in the sector amidst a rocky global backdrop.
Leading this week’s deals was Blue J, a platform transforming the tax research space, who pulled in an impressive $122m in a Series D raise.
Both the financial infrastructure and WealthTech sectors dominated this week, securing six deals each. Elsewhere, the RegTech and CyberTech sectors recorded two deals a piece, whilst PayTech and HealthTech saw one deal recorded.
Geographically, the US dominated for deals this week – pulling in 12 deals. Meanwhile, Italy, the UK, Canada, Uzbekistan, Saudi Arabia and Brazil all recorded one deal.
Recent research by FinTech Global highlighted this dominance, with the US FinTech sector seeing a strong resurgence in funding across the second quarter of 2025.
Total funding reached $14.9bn across 546 deals, reflecting a 60% increase in capital raised compared to the $9.3bn secured in Q2 2024, and a 56% increase from the $9.6bn raised in Q1 2025.
Here are this week’s deals.
Blue J raises $122m
Blue J, a generative AI platform transforming tax research, has secured $122m in Series D financing to scale its growth and innovation.
The latest funding round was led by Oak HC/FT and Sapphire Ventures, with participation from Intrepid Growth Partners and existing investors Ten Coves Capital and CPA.com.
Founded to simplify the complexities of tax law, Blue J uses generative AI to provide fast, accurate answers to complex tax queries. Its platform supports U.S. federal, state, and local tax research, alongside Canadian and UK tax law, enabling professionals to navigate high-stakes regulatory challenges with confidence.
GoHealth secures $115m
GoHealth has unveiled a $115m funding boost and board changes aimed at strengthening its position in the Medicare market.
The health insurance marketplace secured a senior secured superpriority term loan facility, including $80m in new-money term loans and $35m in roll-up loans, to support operations and strategic plans ahead of the Medicare annual enrolment period.
Its amended credit agreement waives principal payments until 2026, resets covenants, and creates $250m in debt capacity for potential transformative deals. The company also issued over 4.7m Class A shares to lenders and appointed three new directors, replacing three who stepped down.
Rillet raises $70m
Rillet, an AI-native ERP platform built specifically for finance teams, has secured $70m in a Series B funding round.
The investment was co-led by Andreessen Horowitz and ICONIQ, with participation from Sequoia, Oak HC/FT, and previous investors. As part of the deal, Andreessen Horowitz general partner Alex Rampell and ICONIQ general partner Seth Pierrepont will join Rillet’s board.
Rillet is building a next-generation ERP system designed to meet the demands of modern finance teams.
Uzbekistan’s FinTech super-app Uzum lands $70m
Uzum has raised $70m in equity financing to accelerate the expansion of its financial and e-commerce services across the country.
The latest round was led by global tech giant Tencent and alternative asset manager VR Capital, with additional backing from FinSight Ventures. FinSight, a US-based fund focused on FinTech, AI and super-apps, had previously led Uzum’s first equity round in March 2024.
Founded to provide an integrated digital services experience, Uzum combines e-commerce, digital banking and financial services into one unified platform for Uzbekistan’s fast-digitising population.
FinTech firm Capitolis secures $56m
Capitolis, a FinTech focused on capital markets infrastructure, has announced the close of a $56m funding round supported by both strategic bank investors and venture capital firms.
The latest round includes new investments from Barclays and BNP Paribas, who join existing investor J.P. Morgan. Other backers from earlier stages—Citi, Morgan Stanley, State Street, and UBS—also participated. Venture capital firms Canapi Ventures, 9Yards Capital, and Greenfield Partners, which previously invested in the company’s Series D in 2022, have also increased their financial support.
FinTech firm Stavtar secures $55m
Stavtar Solutions, a provider of SaaS solutions for business spend management and expense allocation, has raised $55m in Series A funding.
The investment, a minority stake, was led by growth equity firm Elephant and will support Stavtar’s plans to accelerate its product development and expand operations globally.
Stavtar offers a highly specialised platform designed to automate complex financial workflows for alternative asset managers. Its flagship solution, StavPay, supports vendor and contract management, invoice processing, budget planning, third-party payments, and custom reporting. The system transforms finance team processes into streamlined approval workflows while providing real-time insights into business spend.
Corporate card platform Alaan secures $48m
Alaan, a MENA-based FinTech firm offering AI-driven financial operations tools for businesses, has raised $48m in its Series A funding round.
The round was led by Peak XV Partners, previously known as Sequoia Capital India & SEA, and included participation from both international and regional investors. The raise comprised a mix of primary and secondary investments.
Founded in 2022, Alaan helps companies across the Middle East manage spending more efficiently through a platform that integrates corporate cards, automated expense management, reconciliation, and payment workflows.
Digital bank Grasshopper secures $46.6m
Grasshopper, a full-service digital bank focused on client-first financial solutions, has announced the successful completion of a $46.6m funding round.
The round was led by Patriot Financial Partners LP, with additional support from Glendon Capital Management. The new investment follows the bank’s recent merger with Auto Club Trust, FSB, which was finalised in April 2025.
Grasshopper provides a comprehensive digital banking platform tailored to the needs of modern businesses and, increasingly, consumers. Its suite includes secure deposit accounts, flexible lending products, and digital financial tools designed to support clients across various growth stages.
GeoWealth secures $38m
GeoWealth, a FinTech firm offering a proprietary technology platform and turnkey asset management platform, has secured $38m in its Series C funding round.
The round was led by Apollo, with participation from BlackRock, J.P. Morgan Asset Management and Kayne Anderson Capital Advisors, the latter through a sub-advised mandate with Composition Capital. The investment marks a strategic partnership between GeoWealth and Apollo aimed at expanding access to blended public-private model portfolios for registered investment advisors (RIAs).
Founded on a mission to help RIAs scale their practices through technology, GeoWealth provides a unified managed account (UMA) platform powered by its proprietary portfolio management software.
NG.CASH secures $26.5m Series B
Brazil-based FinTech firm NG.CASH, a digital platform catering to the country’s Gen Z consumers, has raised $26.5m in its latest Series B funding round.
The investment was led by New Enterprise Associates (NEA) and included backing from Quantum Light, the innovation-focused fund founded by Revolut’s Nikolay Storonsky, alongside Monashees, Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), Endeavor Catalyst, 17Sigma, and Daphni. Notably, 17Sigma founder and Ualá CEO Pierpaolo Barbieri is also joining NG.CASH’s board.
NG.CASH initially launched as a real-time payments platform but has since broadened its product suite to include prepaid cards, device insurance, AI-powered financial tools, and tailored instalment plans.
AI fraud and disputes platform Casap raises $25m
Casap, a FinTech firm focused on AI-powered dispute resolution and fraud prevention, has raised $25m in a Series A funding round led by Emergence Capital.
Lightspeed Venture Partners, Primary Venture Partners, SoFi and others also took part.
The company helps financial institutions automate the entire dispute process, from intake to chargeback, using intelligent agents and fraud scoring. Casap’s platform is designed to cut fraud losses, reduce costs, and improve customer experience.
Cybersecurity innovator Echo bags $15m
Echo, a cybersecurity startup specialising in secure application infrastructure, has raised $15m in seed funding to accelerate its mission of building AI-powered, vulnerability-free container base images.
The round was led by Notable Capital and Hyperwise Ventures, with additional backing from SVCI. The investment will support Echo’s continued product development and expansion.
Echo’s technology addresses one of the most pressing issues in software development: the growing volume of vulnerabilities in container base images.
FinTech firm Daloopa secures $13m
Daloopa, a FinTech company specialising in AI-powered fundamental data infrastructure for financial services, has raised $13m in strategic investment.
The latest round drew participation from both existing and new investors, including Pavilion Capital.
Daloopa delivers structured and fully sourced financial data to the world’s leading equity research and investment teams. It covers nearly 4,700 public companies globally and claims to offer up to 10 times more datapoints per company than competing providers. Each datapoint is hyperlinked to original sources such as filings, footnotes, and transcripts, ensuring full auditability and transparency.
Docyt secures $12m
Docyt, a provider of AI-powered accounting automation software, has announced the launch of its new High Precision Accounting Intelligence (HpAI) platform, as it looks to redefine modern accounting workflows with AI-driven tools.
The announcement follows the firm’s latest pre-Series B funding round, which brought in $12m in fresh capital. The round was led by Pivot Investment Partners with participation from existing backers.
Founded to automate complex bookkeeping and finance processes, Docyt uses AI to streamline tasks such as reconciliation, categorisation, anomaly detection, and month-end closing. Its HpAI engine blends large language models with proprietary, accounting-specific datasets to power intelligent automation across end-to-end workflows.
OLarry secures $10m
OLarry, an AI-powered tax advisory firm catering to high-net-worth individuals and businesses, has announced the close of a $10m Series A funding round.
The round was led by TTV Capital, with participation from Walkabout Ventures and Marin Sonoma Impact Ventures. This latest investment brings OLarry’s total funding to $14.5m.
Founded to bridge the gap between basic DIY tax software and the expensive, hourly services of elite tax firms, OLarry offers clients all-inclusive annual tax services underpinned by AI.
Approov raises £5m
Approov, a UK-based mobile app and API security company, has raised £5m in a Series A funding round as it aims to expand its efforts to combat evolving digital threats, including those driven by AI.
The investment round was led by the Investment Fund for Scotland, managed by Maven Capital Partners, with further participation from Souter Investments, Scottish Enterprise and returning backer Lanza techVentures.
WiseBee raises $2.5m
WiseBee, a cybersecurity startup focused on AI-powered defence solutions for mid-sized, regulated companies, has raised $2.5m in a pre-seed funding round.
The investment was led by Frontline Ventures and BrightCap Ventures, with support from a US-based investment firm and several angel investors with cybersecurity expertise, claims Tech EU.
Founded by CEO Stoyan Stoyanov and CDO Taha Kazi, WiseBee offers an AI-driven platform designed to unify threat intelligence, risk analysis, and attack surface monitoring into a single, autonomous solution for mid-market businesses facing enterprise-grade threats.
Objectway secures majority investment
Objectway, a Milan-headquartered WealthTech provider of software and services to financial institutions, has secured a majority investment from international private equity firm Cinven.
The deal marks the start of a new phase in Objectway’s growth, with founder Luigi Marciano and the existing management team retaining significant stakes.
The financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Cinven’s majority stake will be taken alongside Marciano’s continued ownership, with the CEO and chair remaining at the helm. This is the first investment from Cinven’s new mid-market strategy, targeting sectors including technology, tech-enabled services and financial services.
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