Two major deals helped to bring this week’s total FinTech funding volume past the $1bn mark, with a total of $1.2bn raised across 16 deals.
While funding surpassed the billion marker, this was due to two major deals, a $600m and $400m funding round. The biggest deal of the week was raised by AI-native data security company Cyera, which brought its valuation to $12bn, a fourfold increase over the past 18 months. The round, which was led by Evolution Equity Partners, brings its total equity raised beyond the $2bn mark.
The second biggest deal of the week, a $400m Series C extension, was secured by CyberTech company NinjaOne. The funding round brings NinjaOne’s valuation to $12.3bn and comes after 70% year-on-year growth.
It is worth noting a FinTech earned its unicorn horn this week. MNT-Halan, which claims to be Egypt and MENA’s first FinTech unicorn, secured funding that put its valuation at $1.4bn, however the size of the investment was not disclosed.
Funding this week was slightly down from the previous week, which saw $1.9bn raised over 17 deals. It was a week supported by several sizeable deals from FinTech unicorns.
In terms of sectors, this week was dominated by CyberTech and WealthTech companies, with five deals apiece. Aside from Cyera and NinjaOne, the other CyberTech companies to close rounds this week were A Security, Aryon Security and Opal Security.
The WealthTech companies, on the other hand, were SyntheticFi, Tital, WealthReach, Vestd and MNT-Halan. While the CyberTech companies led the week with two big deals, the WealthTech companies were at the other end of the scale. They accounted for the three smallest deals of the week, with the other two not disclosing the size of their investment rounds.
Research from FinTech Global this week projected total deal activity in the WealthTech sector to grow by 14% in 2026. In Q1 a total of $2.5bn was raised globally across 161 deals, representing a 35% increase in capital raised and a 46% rise in deal count compared to the $1.85bn and 110 transactions seen in Q1 2025.
Should the momentum from Q1 2026 be sustained across the remainder of the year, 2026 would close with 644 deals and $9.99bn in total funding, broadly flat on the $10bn raised in 2025 but representing a 14% increase in deal volume compared to the 562 transactions completed last year.
The only other sector to see multiple deals was infrastructure and enterprise software, with gaming, digital asset and prediction markets infrastructure provider EDGE Markets and capital markets and corporate transactions infrastructure developer Vinyl Equity.
To finish off the sectors, there was one PayTech (Blnk), one RegTech (Compuvi) and one marketplace lending company (Capsa AI).
In terms of country, the US accounted for two thirds of the deals. There were 11 deals in the country this week and these were: Cyera, NinjaOne, Compuvi, Honeycomb, A Security, EDGE Markets, Opal Security, Vinyl Equity, SyntheticFi, Titan and WealthReach.
Elsewhere, there were two companies based in the UK (Capsa AI and Vestd) and two from Egypt (Blnk and MNT-Halan). The last country represented this week was Israel (Aryon Security).
Here are the 16 FinTech funding rounds covered on FinTech Global this week.
$600m raise propels Cyera to AI security leadership
Cyera, an AI-native data security company building what it describes as an enterprise trust layer for the agentic era, has secured $600m in its latest funding round, pushing its valuation to $12bn, a fourfold increase over the past 18 months.
The round was led by Evolution Equity Partners, with Cyberstarts and Temasek joining alongside all existing backers, including Accel, AT&T Ventures, Blackstone, Coatue, and Spark Capital, among others. The raise takes Cyera’s total funding beyond $2bn and cements its position among the most highly valued privately held security companies globally.
Cyera’s AI-native platform can discover and classify exabytes of data with precision exceeding 95%, identifying sensitive records at risk and enforcing access controls without disrupting existing workflows or pipelines. The platform represents the industry’s only unified convergence of DSPM, DLP, identity, and behavioural security, giving enterprises a single point of control over everything their AI can see and act upon.
The company says this depth of coverage, built through more than 100 product capabilities and five acquisitions, takes years to replicate. The two most recent acquisitions, Ryft and Genie, added specialised technology aimed at governing AI at enterprise scale.
NinjaOne hits $12.3bn valuation with $400m Series C extension
NinjaOne, a unified IT operations platform serving nearly 40,000 organisations across more than 140 countries, has reached a $12.3bn valuation following the close of over $400m in Series C extensions.
The funding round drew participation from Wellington Management, Teachers’ Venture Growth (TVG), BDT & MSD Partners’ affiliated funds, Sequoia Capital, ICONIQ, Hedosophia, NEA, Washington Harbour Partners, CapitalG, and Pinegrove Opportunity Partners.
The raise comes on the back of a strong 2025 for the company, which recorded close to 70% year-on-year growth, achieved profitability in its opening quarter of the year, and was recognised as a Leader in the 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Endpoint Management Tools.
The company remains founder-led, with co-founders Sal Sferlazza and Chris Matarese retaining the largest equity stakes and majority control of both the board of directors and the company’s voting rights.
Its client base includes Arc’teryx, the Audi Revolut F1 Team, Birkenstock, Carnival Cruise Line, Deloitte, GoFundMe, Hyundai, Kawasaki, Mitsubishi, the PGA Tour, Porsche, and UCLA – Anderson School of Management, among others.
NinjaOne’s platform delivers endpoint management, autonomous patching, backup, and remote access through a single cloud-native, multi-tenant console.
AI compliance startup Compuvi secures $40m seed round
Compuvi, the LegalTech and RegTech artificial intelligence company behind compliance platform Confinaid, has closed a seed funding round at a $40m post-money valuation.
The round is backed by Turkish investor Islam Yildiz and Istanbul-based Ozay Law Firm, led by founding partner Merter Ozay. Ozay Law Firm takes a dual role in the deal, participating as both a financial backer and Compuvi’s strategic legal partner in the region. Further institutional and strategic investors are expected to be named in the months ahead.
The capital will be directed towards three areas: advancing the artificial intelligence engineering underpinning Confinaid, building out go-to-market operations across the United States and European Union, and completing enterprise-grade security certifications including SOC 2 Type 2, ISO 27001, and ISO 42001. Compuvi also plans to broaden Confinaid’s policy library, deepen integration coverage, and develop its human-in-the-loop review tooling across its target sectors.
Over the past year, Compuvi brought Confinaid from its initial release through to its first generally available enterprise version, secured places in programmes including NVIDIA Inception and Cloudflare for Startups, began commercial engagements with enterprises in regulated industries, and established legal and compliance advisory relationships across the United States, Turkey, and the United Kingdom.
Honeycomb secures $40m to expand real estate insurance
Honeycomb Insurance, a Chicago-headquartered digital insurer specialising in apartment buildings and condo associations, has closed a $40m funding round, bringing its total capital raised to $95m.
The round was led by Zeev Ventures, with existing backer Ibex Investors also participating alongside new investors Peakline, Alpha Partners, Meitar Partners, Practical VC, and former San Francisco 49ers NFL champion Harris Barton.
The fresh capital will be directed towards broadening geographical coverage, upgrading agent-facing tools, expanding the company’s product range, and further developing its proprietary AI-driven underwriting platform.
Honeycomb generated gross written premium (GWP) of $275m as it exited 2025, expanded its state-by-state footprint, widened its product portfolio, and grew total insured value (TIV) across its platform.
The company currently operates across more than 20 states and manages over $100bn in insured assets, with its platform covering more than 65% of the US population.
Rather than applying broad underwriting guidelines, Honeycomb’s platform ingests hundreds of structured and unstructured data points for each individual property, drawing on geospatial and environmental data, building characteristics, and historical performance — alongside proprietary AI models and high-resolution imagery. This granular approach allows the company to price risk at a building level, offering competitive coverage for well-maintained properties that conventional carriers frequently pass over, regardless of age.
A Security’s $37m bet on stopping weaponised AI threats
A Security, an autonomous offensive security platform designed to identify and close real-world attack paths before adversaries can exploit them, has emerged from stealth mode after raising $37m in funding from Lightspeed Venture Partners, Cyberstarts, and a group of prominent angel investors.
The round attracted backing from high-profile names including Wiz CEO Assaf Rapaport, Cyera CEO Yotam Segev, and Cerca Partners. A Security intends to deploy the capital to accelerate growth and expand its platform’s capabilities, as demand for autonomous security tools continues to mount across enterprise markets.
Unlike conventional penetration testing or periodic manual risk assessments, A Security’s platform operates continuously, mapping cross-domain attack paths and validating their exploitability. Its offensive and defensive AI agents probe environments with scoped execution and full audit trails, then drive remediation both at source and through compensating controls, delivering verified proof that exposure has been eliminated rather than assumed.
The company is already working with large organisations across the finance, healthcare, critical infrastructure and technology sectors, where security teams face mounting pressure to identify and close real attack paths at a pace manual testing cycles cannot sustain.
A Security was founded by Yossi Torati, who spent close to two decades working with global enterprises on cyber resilience and high-impact risk reduction. He most recently served as director of enterprise security at incident response firm Sygnia, where he led engagement against advanced persistent threats and coordinated global incident response programmes. Co-founders Omer Gull and Yuval Itzchakov bring experience from Check Point Software, Hunters, and the Israel Defense Force’s Unit 8200, covering red-team operations, vulnerability research, and large-scale AI and cybersecurity engineering.
Blnk raises $37m to close Egypt’s consumer credit gap
Blnk, an Egyptian FinTech company providing point-of-sale consumer financing, has raised $37m in combined equity and debt funding to scale its operations and deepen financial access for underserved populations, including women and the unbanked.
According to Wamda, the raise comprises $12.5m in a Series A equity round led by Algebra Ventures, with SANAD Fund for MSME, Endeavor Catalyst, and Emirates International Investment Company (EIIC) also participating. The Abu Dhabi-based EIIC had previously supported the company at seed stage.
Debt financing of $24.6m was sourced from several leading local institutions, including Suez Canal Bank, Bank Albaraka and National Bank of Egypt, alongside non-bank financial institutions (NBFIs) such as Corplease, Globalcorp and BM Lease.
Blnk intends to use the proceeds to extend its technology capabilities, broaden its product range, explore expansion into new geographies and launch a credit card programme. The card product will allow customers to use their credit limit beyond Blnk’s existing merchant network, which currently spans more than 3,000 stores across electronics, household appliances, automotive services, furniture and other categories.
The company’s platform enables consumers to apply for financing in as little as three minutes with minimal documentation. Loan terms range from six to 36 months and are processed using proprietary algorithms capable of rapid underwriting and loan booking at the point of sale. Blnk also deploys specialised machine learning models to generate real-time probability of default predictions, supporting instant credit decisions and risk-based pricing. Its broader approach replaces static credit assessment with dynamic, data-driven risk mapping that draws on hyper-local variables.
EDGE Markets secures $29.2m Series A from CoinFund
Aryon Security raises $29m Series A for cloud enforcement
Aryon Security, a cloud security enforcement platform, has closed a $29m Series A funding round, bringing its total capital raised to $38m just over a year after emerging from stealth.
The round was led by Brightmind Partners, with additional investment from Datadog Ventures, Skinos Ventures (the new fund from Shlomo Kramer), and returning seed backers Blumberg Capital and Viola Ventures. The raise also drew support from high-profile angel investors, including CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz, Robert Herjavec, Armis CEO Yevgeny Dibrov, and Armis CTO Nadir Izrael.
Aryon’s platform is designed to enforce security policies before risks ever reach production environments, applying consistent controls across an organisation’s entire cloud infrastructure. The company says this preventive approach can help enterprises eliminate up to 95% of conventional cloud security posture management (CSPM) alerts, meaningfully reducing both risk exposure and operational overhead.
Opal Security closes $23m round amid AI identity push
Opal Security, an AI-native access governance platform, has secured $23m in new funding and appointed five senior leaders as it moves to bring human, non-human, and agentic AI identities under a single governance framework.
The round was led by Greylock and Battery Ventures, with additional participation from Cambium Capital, lifting the company’s total capital raised to $59m. The investment arrives alongside a significant build-out of Opal’s executive bench, with the appointments spanning product, engineering, field operations, marketing, and solutions.
The company positions itself at the intersection of a structural shift in enterprise security. AI agents are being deployed across organisations at a pace that outstrips the ability of security teams to track them, and they frequently inherit over-scoped credentials from existing users. Opal’s platform brings these agents into the same access graph, policy-as-code framework, and review processes used for human and service identities.
Vinyl Equity raises $20m Series A led by Jump Capital
Vinyl Equity, a FinTech infrastructure company for capital markets and corporate transactions and SEC-registered transfer agent, has closed a $20m Series A funding round led by Jump Capital.
The raise also drew strategic participation from MUFG Innovation Partners (MUIP), the corporate venture capital arm of Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, alongside continued backing from Index Ventures, Spark Capital, Infinity Ventures, and Cambrian FinTech.
Vinyl replaces legacy workflows with modern systems that deliver real-time accuracy, auditability, and control across the full lifecycle of capital markets and corporate transactions in both private and public markets. This spans shareholder recordkeeping, equity operations, paying agency, and transaction workflows.
Its payments solutions provide compliant, secure distributions through a single integrated workflow, allowing issuers to execute distributions at scale without introducing additional intermediaries or manual reconciliation.
The platform is built with document collection, KYC/KYB controls, tax filing, audit trails, and fraud prevention integrated at the workflow layer, replacing paper-based processes with a streamlined digital experience suited to the regulatory requirements of modern capital markets.
The company is also expanding its capabilities through integrations with leading equity plan administrators. By linking transfer agency and equity plan administration via APIs, vested and exercised shares are issued and reconciled in real time, removing the manual data entry and settlement delays that have historically characterised the category and, in some cases, caused costly setbacks for plan participants.
The Series A proceeds will be directed towards growing Vinyl’s engineering, compliance, and go-to-market teams, accelerating infrastructure development across capital markets and corporate transactions, deepening support for issuers across private and public markets, and constructing the systems required to underpin compliant operations as regulatory frameworks continue to develop.
Capsa AI raises $18m Series A for private capital AI
Capsa AI, a London and New York-based startup developing an AI operating system for private capital, has closed an $18m Series A funding round, bringing its total raised to $20m.
The round was co-led by TX Ventures and Pivot Investment Partners, with significant participation from Bek Ventures.
All existing institutional investors reinvested, including Antler, Outward VC, and Cornerstone VC, as well as angel investors from leading private capital firms and tier-1 US operators, among them Paul Forster, co-founder of Indeed.
The raise follows strong commercial performance, including a 100% customer renewal rate, net dollar retention exceeding 122%, and 14x year-on-year ARR growth.
Proceeds from the Series A will be directed towards expanding Capsa AI’s presence in the US market, growing its engineering and go-to-market teams, and further developing the platform’s agentic and indexing capabilities.
SyntheticFi raises $13m and hits $2bn in assets
SyntheticFi, a WealthTech platform enabling registered investment advisors (RIAs) to offer portfolio-backed financing solutions, has surpassed $2bn in regulatory assets under management (RAUM) and revealed it has secured more than $13m in venture funding since its 2023 founding.
The capital has been raised from a group of investors including Y Combinator, Social Leverage, NextGen VP, The Compound Capital Fund, and additional backers from across the wealth management sector.
The company also disclosed that its network has grown to over 300 independent advisory firms, collectively representing more than 3,000 advisors across the US, roughly three times the scale it had at the beginning of 2026.
The growth comes at a time when advisors are increasingly being called upon to support a new generation of wealthy clients seeking to access liquidity, handle concentrated stock positions, and finance significant purchases without disposing of their assets.
Portfolio-based financing tools such as box spreads and variable prepaid forwards (VPFs) have historically been difficult to access outside of institutional circles, while liabilities planning has remained one of the more underdeveloped corners of advisor technology.
SyntheticFi was established to address this gap, broadening access to strategies like box spreads and synthetic VPFs for independent advisors and their clients. Through the platform, advisors can evaluate and implement portfolio-backed financing solutions that may offer more competitive rates, potential tax advantages, and greater flexibility than conventional borrowing routes.
Titan raises $3m to bring native AI to banking
Titan, a banking-native AI platform purpose-built for financial services, has raised $3m in new funding led by Entropy Ventures.
The round will be used to accelerate product development and support key hires as Titan expands its AI infrastructure offering, which is designed around the compliance, risk, and operational demands specific to financial institutions.
The investment marks the inaugural commitment from Entropy Ventures Fund I. Entropy Ventures founder and general partner Jeff Reitman brings over a decade of venture capital experience in B2B and FinTech, and cited growing demand for AI solutions grounded in a genuine understanding of banking operations as central to the firm’s decision to lead the round.
Titan launched from stealth in October 2025 and has since tripled its live annual recurring revenue from an initial seven-figure ARR base. The company argues that widely used general-purpose large language models are not suited to banking environments because they lack the domain-specific training, regulatory context, and data structures that financial institutions work within daily. Titan’s models are trained specifically on the language, workflows, and data structures of financial services, rather than adapted from broader general-purpose architectures.
The platform is aimed at banks, credit unions, and FinTechs facing regulatory pressure to adopt AI responsibly, offering what the company describes as auditable and explainable infrastructure that allows institutions to move quickly without compromising governance or examiner readiness.
WealthReach raises $1m seed round to scale AI growth platform
WealthReach, an AI-powered organic growth platform for registered investment advisors (RIAs) and wealth management firms, has raised $1m in seed funding and announced the formation of a strategic advisory board to support its expansion.
The round was led by Cecure Corporation, a privately held financial services holding company co-founded by Robert S. Schwartz, with additional participation from other strategic investors.
The capital will be used to scale WealthReach’s team and invest in the engineering and support infrastructure required to meet growing demand.
Founded in 2025, WealthReach provides AI-powered tools to help financial advisors and wealth management firms improve their online visibility, support personalised outreach and convert prospect interest into client conversations.
WealthReach recently unveiled Living Sites, a new category of advisor website designed to continuously improve search visibility and convert qualified prospects.
Vestd secures Foresight backing for growth push
Al Ahly Capital leads MNT-Halan investment round
MNT-Halan, Egypt and MENA’s first FinTech unicorn, has completed the first closing of a new investment round led by Al Ahly Capital, the investment arm of the National Bank of Egypt (NBE).
The deal values MNT-Halan at $1.4bn, with a second closing anticipated as part of the continuing round. Proceeds will be directed primarily towards expanding the company’s operations in Egypt, alongside furthering its ambitions across the broader region.
MNT-Halan has grown to become one of the largest FinTech platforms operating across Egypt and Türkiye. The company also holds ownership of a specialist bank serving micro and small enterprises in Pakistan and has maintained a presence in the UAE since 2024, with further expansion planned across the Gulf region.
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