Embedded investing firm Atomic bags $30m funding round

August 28, 2025

Atomic, the New York-based embedded investing platform, has secured $30m in growth funding to accelerate its global expansion and regulatory reach.

The funding round was led by Aquiline and Brewer Lane, with participation from Intuit, Nationwide Ventures, Erie Strategic Ventures, Samsung Next, Appia Ventures, and existing backers QED Investors, Anthemis, and Y Combinator.

Atomic enables financial institutions, FinTech firms, and consumer brands to integrate investing and wealth management services directly into their platforms. By separating the client-facing experience from brokerage infrastructure and regulatory obligations, the company allows partners to embed investment capabilities in weeks.

The new capital will support Atomic’s efforts to scale its platform across banks, insurers, FinTechs, and consumer brands while broadening its product suite and strengthening regulatory compliance.

The company has experienced rapid growth, with end-investor accounts rising 52 times over the past year and annualised trading volumes surpassing $20bn. Atomic’s technology already powers investing solutions for firms like NerdWallet, Yieldstreet, and Bluevine.

David Dindi, Atomic CEO, said, “Together with our partners around the world, we’re building a future where everyone can harness the power of compounding to achieve financial prosperity. We’re excited to welcome investors who share our ambitious vision for transforming how wealth is built and delivered.”

Max Chee, co-head of Aquiline’s venture strategy, said, “Atomic is redefining the wealth management landscape by making it much easier for any financial institution to embed investing into their customer experience. We have been impressed with Atomic’s execution and rapid growth. Their platform is unlocking a new wave of innovation among fintechs and incumbents by lowering costs and expanding access to wealth management.”