Accel

Accel is a venture capital firm founded in 1983 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, with additional offices in San Francisco, London, and Bangalore. The firm specializes in early and growth-stage investments, focusing on sectors such as cloud computing, software as a service (SaaS), consumer products, enterprise solutions, information technology, healthcare, fintech, security, media, and business services. Accel is dedicated to supporting a global community of entrepreneurs, identifying and backing those with the potential to drive the growth of next-generation industries. The firm's portfolio includes notable companies like Atlassian, Dropbox, and Facebook, showcasing its commitment to fostering innovation and growth in the technology landscape.

Radhika Ananth

Vice President and Investor

Casey Aylward

Partner

Julien Bek

Principal

Luca Bocchio

Partner

Braccia, Andrew

General Partner

Andrei Brasoveanu

Partner

Katie Brown

Investor

Miles Clements

Partner

Adrian Colyer

Venture Partner

Kevin Comolli

Partner

Anand Daniel

Partner

Ben Dooley

CFO

Doyle, Peter

Investor

Sameer Gandhi

Partner

Martin Gibson

Technology Investor

Graham Hutson

Investor

Sara Ittelson

Partner

Richard Kotite

Vice President

Gagan Kumar

General Partner

Levine, Daniel

Partner

Ping Li

Partner

Locke, John K.

Partner

Zhenya Loginov

Partner

Arun Mathew

Partner

Jonathan Mendelson

Investor

Subrata Mitra

Founder

Gonzalo Mocorrea

Investor

Vasant Natarajan

Partner

Vas Natarajan

Partner

Harry Nelis

Partner

Nate Niparko

Partner

Rachit Parekh

Investor

Vijaysai Patnaik

Associate

Varun Purandare

Principal and Investor

Ben Quazzo

Investor, Venture and Growth

Rafael Quintanilla

Early-Stage Investor

Tim Rawlinson

Investor - Growth

Sedlock, Tracy

Chief Operating Partner

Manasi Shah

Vice President and Investment Team Member

Sweeney, Ryan J.

General Partner

Charles Tananbaum

Investor

Humza Tariq

Investor

Cecilia Wang

Vice President and Investor

Weigand, Matthew

Partner

Eric Wolford

Venture Partner

Ivan Zhou

Partner

Past deals in England

Passionfruit

Seed Round in 2022
Passionfruit is bringing together the next generation of leading independent marketing talent and providing a digital home where they can work, learn and earn, so startups and enterprises can work with them on-demand.

SymTerra

Seed Round in 2022
A communication tool built for on-site project teams, replacing WhatsApp & linking with existing systems to better report what's happening.

Gravity Sketch

Series A in 2022
Gravity Sketch is powering design teams that need to think, collaborate, and create in three dimensions. They build intuitive multi-platform tools to radically improve the efficacy and efficiency of developing 3D products. Their energy is focussed entirely on their customers - removing friction from their archaic workflows, helping enhance and expedite their creative intent, and ultimately, making collaboration in cross-functional teams faster and more cost-effective. It was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in London, England.

Amagi Media Labs

Venture Round in 2022
Amagi Media Labs is a media technology company that offers cloud-based solutions for broadcast and connected TV. The company facilitates the geographic targeting of TV advertisements. It is a unique mix of media and innovation that has made way for a new TV-media advertising platform. Amagi brings services that are cost-effective, powerful, focused, and result-oriented. Headquartered in New York, Amagi was founded in 2008.

Genesis Global

Series C in 2022
Genesis Global Technology Limited specializes in developing custom software and solutions tailored for the capital markets. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in London, with an additional office in New York, the company provides a range of platforms designed to enhance trading and operational efficiency. Its offerings include an automated quoting system for managing requests for quotes, an order execution management system, and a trade allocation manager that facilitates various trading processes. Additionally, Genesis Global offers tools for data management and reconciliation, such as a short/long code manager and a matcher. The company is led by a team of industry veterans with substantial experience in trading technologies across multiple asset classes, aiming to deliver innovative solutions that align with the evolving needs of clients in the financial sector.

Monzo

Series H in 2022
Monzo (previously Mondo) is a bank for people who live their lives on their smartphones and is targeted at people who want to get things done with a click and who don’t see the need for branches and checkbooks. One of the key features that distinguishes Monzo from traditional banks is its app-based approach, which provides users with real-time updates on their spending, categorized transactions, budgeting tools, and instant notifications for transactions. Monzo also offers features like "Pots," which are sub-accounts that allow users to set money aside for specific purposes, and "Monzo Plus," a premium subscription service that offers additional features like custom card designs and travel insurance.

Raycast

Series A in 2021
Raycast is a developer of a command bar software intended to assist developers to control their tools. The company's software offers a search bar to quickly search commands and the built-in store to discover and install extensions such as Jira or GitHub, enabling clients to make easy access to various applications.

Teya

Series C in 2021
Teya is an all-in-one solution for small and growing businesses. From payments, to loyalty, to the cash advance merchants use to give their shops that facelift – Teya has helped over 300,000 business owners to connect with the joy of running their business.

Primer

Series B in 2021
Primer is the unified infrastructure for global payments and commerce. With unrivaled freedom and visibility across the payments and commerce ecosystem, Primer equips merchants with the tools to effortlessly optimize performance, build at pace, and capture untapped revenue to achieve unstoppable growth. Primer operates in over 35 countries and serves category leaders in retail & e-commerce, travel & mobility, ticketing, and fintech. It has raised over US$74M, backed by Silicon Valley heavyweights Iconiq, Accel, Balderton, and RTP Global.

Commercetools

Series C in 2021
Commercetools GmbH is a Munich-based company that specializes in providing a cloud-native platform for Commerce-as-a-Service, tailored for various retail channels. Founded in 2006, it offers a suite of products that includes cart and order management, marketing tools, internationalization, and integration services, among others. The platform is designed to meet the demands of diverse industries such as fashion, beauty, and food and beverage, allowing businesses to engage customers through multiple touchpoints, including smartphones and point-of-sale systems. Commercetools' composable architecture enables brands to create customized digital commerce experiences rapidly and flexibly, accommodating the fast-evolving consumer preferences and market trends. Recognized as a leader in enterprise commerce technology, the company supports major global brands, equipping them to scale their operations effectively while minimizing technical risks. With additional offices in Berlin, Jena, Amsterdam, London, and Durham, commercetools continues to drive innovation in digital commerce solutions.

Amagi Media Labs

Private Equity Round in 2021
Amagi Media Labs is a media technology company that offers cloud-based solutions for broadcast and connected TV. The company facilitates the geographic targeting of TV advertisements. It is a unique mix of media and innovation that has made way for a new TV-media advertising platform. Amagi brings services that are cost-effective, powerful, focused, and result-oriented. Headquartered in New York, Amagi was founded in 2008.

OLIO

Series B in 2021
OLIO is a free mobile application founded in 2015 and based in London, designed to connect neighbors for the sharing of surplus food and other items, thereby reducing waste. The app allows users to list unwanted food items by posting photos, facilitating local sharing instead of disposal. OLIO not only connects individuals but also engages volunteers and local businesses to redistribute unsold or unserved food, addressing the issue of food waste while promoting community engagement. By fostering these connections, OLIO aims to combat climate change and transform societal attitudes towards waste management.

Zepz

Series E in 2021
Zepz is an online service that facilitates international money transfers, allowing users to send funds to friends and family living abroad through various digital platforms such as computers, smartphones, or tablets. It provides a convenient and cost-effective alternative to traditional money transfer methods, which often involve high fees and in-person agents. Zepz enables recipients to receive money through several options, including bank deposits, cash pickups, mobile money accounts, or mobile airtime top-ups. The service is accessible to senders in 50 countries and supports transfers to over 140 destinations across Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and the Americas, effectively catering to a global customer base.

Lottie

Pre Seed Round in 2021
Lottie is to empower care seekers and to lead the global transformation to modern and sustainable care.

Soldo

Series C in 2021
Soldo is a multi-user expense account that helps companies to manage the entire business expense cycle. It integrates prepaid mastercard cards, a web-based administration console, and a mobile app into one intuitive future-ready platform.

Wectory

Pre Seed Round in 2021
FinTech/PropTech SAAS. Factoring service to convert future rental revenue into working capital today to help landlords with their planned and unexpected expenses.

Tessian

Series C in 2021
Tessian’s mission is to secure the human layer. Using machine learning technology, Tessian automatically stops data breaches and security threats caused by human error - like data exfiltration, accidental data loss, business email compromise, and phishing attacks - with minimal disruption to employees' workflow. As a result, employees are empowered to do their best work, without security getting in their way. Founded in 2013, Tessian is backed by renowned investors like Sequoia, Accel, March Capital, and Balderton, and has offices in San Francisco and London.

Klaviyo

Series D in 2021
Klaviyo is a marketing automation and email platform designed to help grow businesses. From personalized newsletters to automated emails like abandoned carts, order follow-ups, and personalized thank you's, Klaviyo makes it easy for stores to set up email marketing without the need for expensive systems and lots of people. It integrates natively with customer data sources and builds the technology to house data at scale, creates experiences across channels, and measures the results.

Lyst

Venture Round in 2021
Lyst is a global fashion search platform that serves 70 million shoppers annually, offering over 4 million products from 11,000 leading fashion brands and stores. The platform functions as a personalized marketplace, allowing users to create customized shopping feeds and access a vast inventory of luxury and contemporary fashion. Lyst connects shoppers with designers and retailers, providing real-time updates on fashion trends and data. With a significant amount of funding raised from prominent investors, including those associated with well-known fashion brands and technology companies, Lyst continues to enhance its offerings in the online fashion retail space.

Shift Technology

Series D in 2021
Shift Technology delivers AI-native decision automation and optimization solutions built specifically for the global insurance industry. Addressing several critical processes across the insurance policy lifecycle, Shift helps insurers achieve faster, more accurate claims and policy resolutions. Shift has analyzed billions of insurance transactions to date and was presented Frost & Sullivan’s 2020 Global Claims Solutions for Insurance Market Leadership Award.

BRYTER

Series B in 2021
BRYTER a no-code software platform that automates and helps its users to develop and build digital applications. It helps consulting firms, banks, corporates, and public administration across the globe to digitize and scale their services. BRYTER operates offices in Berlin, Frankfurt, and London. The software supports professionals at BakerMcKenzie, HoganLovells, Taylor Wessing, Simmons&Simmons, ING, Telefónica, and other companies around the globe. It was founded in 2018 and headquartered in Berlin, Germany.

Genesis Global

Series B in 2021
Genesis Global Technology Limited specializes in developing custom software and solutions tailored for the capital markets. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in London, with an additional office in New York, the company provides a range of platforms designed to enhance trading and operational efficiency. Its offerings include an automated quoting system for managing requests for quotes, an order execution management system, and a trade allocation manager that facilitates various trading processes. Additionally, Genesis Global offers tools for data management and reconciliation, such as a short/long code manager and a matcher. The company is led by a team of industry veterans with substantial experience in trading technologies across multiple asset classes, aiming to deliver innovative solutions that align with the evolving needs of clients in the financial sector.

Snyk

Series E in 2021
Snyk empowers the world’s developers to build secure applications and equip security teams to meet the demands of the digital world. Its developer-first approach ensures organizations can secure all of the critical components of their applications from code to cloud, increase developer productivity, revenue growth, customer satisfaction, cost savings, and an overall improved security posture. Snyk’s Developer Security Platform automatically integrates with a developer’s workflow and is purpose-built for security teams to collaborate with their development teams. Snyk is used by 1,200 customers worldwide today, including industry leaders such as Asurion, Google, Intuit, MongoDB, New Relic, Revolut, and Salesforce. Snyk is recognized on the Forbes Cloud 100 2021.

Monzo

Series G in 2021
Monzo (previously Mondo) is a bank for people who live their lives on their smartphones and is targeted at people who want to get things done with a click and who don’t see the need for branches and checkbooks. One of the key features that distinguishes Monzo from traditional banks is its app-based approach, which provides users with real-time updates on their spending, categorized transactions, budgeting tools, and instant notifications for transactions. Monzo also offers features like "Pots," which are sub-accounts that allow users to set money aside for specific purposes, and "Monzo Plus," a premium subscription service that offers additional features like custom card designs and travel insurance.

SingleStore

Series E in 2020
SingleStore is a provider of a database for operational analytics and cloud-native applications. It provides global enterprises with an intelligent database that works on any cloud on-premises or as a service runs transactions and analytics at the same time and lets clients promote their business through analytics and combine semi-structured data into a consolidated big data platform.

Primer

Series A in 2020
Primer is the unified infrastructure for global payments and commerce. With unrivaled freedom and visibility across the payments and commerce ecosystem, Primer equips merchants with the tools to effortlessly optimize performance, build at pace, and capture untapped revenue to achieve unstoppable growth. Primer operates in over 35 countries and serves category leaders in retail & e-commerce, travel & mobility, ticketing, and fintech. It has raised over US$74M, backed by Silicon Valley heavyweights Iconiq, Accel, Balderton, and RTP Global.

Klaviyo

Series C in 2020
Klaviyo is a marketing automation and email platform designed to help grow businesses. From personalized newsletters to automated emails like abandoned carts, order follow-ups, and personalized thank you's, Klaviyo makes it easy for stores to set up email marketing without the need for expensive systems and lots of people. It integrates natively with customer data sources and builds the technology to house data at scale, creates experiences across channels, and measures the results.

Hopin

Series B in 2020
Hopin is a live virtual events platform that enables attendees to connect, learn, and interact with people anywhere. The platform allows users to create live online events that are interactive and personal whether they are hosting a live training workshop, bringing a company’s remote team together, or launching a full-scale digital conference. It hosts virtual events such as large-scale tech events, international conferences, and even weddings that bring users together. Attendees can network one-on-one, break out into group sessions, watch keynote presentations, send chat messages and polls, and explore interactive expo areas. Johnny Boufarhat established the company in London, England in 2019.

Raycast

Seed Round in 2020
Raycast is a developer of a command bar software intended to assist developers to control their tools. The company's software offers a search bar to quickly search commands and the built-in store to discover and install extensions such as Jira or GitHub, enabling clients to make easy access to various applications.

Weaveworks

Venture Round in 2020
Weaveworks simplifies operating Kubernetes workloads and provides a developer-centric operating model for cloud-native applications. Founded in 2014, Weaveworks makes it fast and simple for developers and DevOps teams to build and operate powerful containerized applications. They minimize the complexity of operating workloads in Kubernetes by providing automated continuous delivery pipelines, observability, and monitoring. It is one of the first members of the Cloud Native Computing Forum. Weaveworks also contributes to several open-source projects, including Weave Scope, Weave Cortex, and Weave Flux.

Bird

Series C in 2020
MessageBird powers communication between businesses and their customers — across any channel, always with the right context, and on every corner of the planet. Its products and solutions are the foundational building blocks to business communications across preferred channels, like SMS, Voice, WhatsApp, WeChat, Messenger, Email and more. Founded in Amsterdam in 2011, MessageBird connects to billions of devices and is trusted by nearly 20,000 customers. It operates across nine worldwide hubs and is proud to be a “Work Anywhere” company.

Hopin

Series A in 2020
Hopin is a live virtual events platform that enables attendees to connect, learn, and interact with people anywhere. The platform allows users to create live online events that are interactive and personal whether they are hosting a live training workshop, bringing a company’s remote team together, or launching a full-scale digital conference. It hosts virtual events such as large-scale tech events, international conferences, and even weddings that bring users together. Attendees can network one-on-one, break out into group sessions, watch keynote presentations, send chat messages and polls, and explore interactive expo areas. Johnny Boufarhat established the company in London, England in 2019.

Privitar

Series C in 2020
Privitar is an enterprise software company with a global client-base across North America, Europe, and Asia. The company is the development and adoption of privacy engineering technology enabling its customers to innovate and leverage data with an uncompromising approach to data privacy. Its software is designed to allow clients to analyze potentially sensitive data while respecting customers’ privacy and confidentiality, resulting in the ability to leverage large, sensitive data sets while ensuring compliance with regulations (such as GDPR, CPRA and HIPAA) and ethical data principles.Privitar was founded in 2014 and is based in London, UK.

Monzo

Series G in 2020
Monzo (previously Mondo) is a bank for people who live their lives on their smartphones and is targeted at people who want to get things done with a click and who don’t see the need for branches and checkbooks. One of the key features that distinguishes Monzo from traditional banks is its app-based approach, which provides users with real-time updates on their spending, categorized transactions, budgeting tools, and instant notifications for transactions. Monzo also offers features like "Pots," which are sub-accounts that allow users to set money aside for specific purposes, and "Monzo Plus," a premium subscription service that offers additional features like custom card designs and travel insurance.

BRYTER

Series A in 2020
BRYTER a no-code software platform that automates and helps its users to develop and build digital applications. It helps consulting firms, banks, corporates, and public administration across the globe to digitize and scale their services. BRYTER operates offices in Berlin, Frankfurt, and London. The software supports professionals at BakerMcKenzie, HoganLovells, Taylor Wessing, Simmons&Simmons, ING, Telefónica, and other companies around the globe. It was founded in 2018 and headquartered in Berlin, Germany.

Privitar

Series C in 2020
Privitar is an enterprise software company with a global client-base across North America, Europe, and Asia. The company is the development and adoption of privacy engineering technology enabling its customers to innovate and leverage data with an uncompromising approach to data privacy. Its software is designed to allow clients to analyze potentially sensitive data while respecting customers’ privacy and confidentiality, resulting in the ability to leverage large, sensitive data sets while ensuring compliance with regulations (such as GDPR, CPRA and HIPAA) and ethical data principles.Privitar was founded in 2014 and is based in London, UK.

Humio

Series B in 2020
Humio Limited develops a live observability platform that focuses on log management and event analysis. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in London, the company offers a solution that enables comprehensive data aggregation, exploration, reporting, and analysis from various sources. Humio's platform is designed for both cloud and on-premises deployment, allowing organizations to ingest large volumes of log data instantly. Its innovative, index-free architecture facilitates real-time exploration and investigation of data while maintaining low hardware and engineering resource requirements. Humio serves a diverse range of industries, including higher education, financial services, government, healthcare, transportation, and technology, providing cost-effective solutions for log management and analysis. The company also has offices in Aarhus, Denmark, San Francisco, California, and Seattle, Washington.

BRYTER

Seed Round in 2019
BRYTER a no-code software platform that automates and helps its users to develop and build digital applications. It helps consulting firms, banks, corporates, and public administration across the globe to digitize and scale their services. BRYTER operates offices in Berlin, Frankfurt, and London. The software supports professionals at BakerMcKenzie, HoganLovells, Taylor Wessing, Simmons&Simmons, ING, Telefónica, and other companies around the globe. It was founded in 2018 and headquartered in Berlin, Germany.

Moshi

Series B in 2019
Moshi is a mobile app for settling little ones at bedtime and nap time. It assists children in resetting, focusing, gaining self-control and confidence, taking proactive rather than reactive approaches, and learning SEL skills such as social awareness, self-management, and responsible decision-making. The app makes use of creativity and characters to teach children how to manage their own emotions, feel and show empathy for others, build positive relationships, and make good decisions. It’s engaging to kids and has been proven to get them to sleep faster, to stay asleep for longer, and to experience fewer night wakings.

Snyk

Series B in 2019
Snyk empowers the world’s developers to build secure applications and equip security teams to meet the demands of the digital world. Its developer-first approach ensures organizations can secure all of the critical components of their applications from code to cloud, increase developer productivity, revenue growth, customer satisfaction, cost savings, and an overall improved security posture. Snyk’s Developer Security Platform automatically integrates with a developer’s workflow and is purpose-built for security teams to collaborate with their development teams. Snyk is used by 1,200 customers worldwide today, including industry leaders such as Asurion, Google, Intuit, MongoDB, New Relic, Revolut, and Salesforce. Snyk is recognized on the Forbes Cloud 100 2021.

Carwow

Corporate Round in 2019
Carwow Ltd. operates an online platform that simplifies the car buying process for consumers by connecting them with dealerships. This platform allows users to compare offers on configured cars, facilitating a more efficient and cost-effective purchasing experience. In addition to connecting buyers with dealers, Carwow provides valuable resources such as car reviews, advice on selecting the right vehicle, information on financing options, and guidance on selling cars. Established in 2009 and based in London, the company was formerly known as Digital Blurb Limited and rebranded to Carwow in 2013. By improving transparency and eliminating the need for price haggling, Carwow enables consumers to find and purchase cars at reasonable prices while assisting dealers in increasing sales and enhancing stock turnover.

Soldo

Series B in 2019
Soldo is a multi-user expense account that helps companies to manage the entire business expense cycle. It integrates prepaid mastercard cards, a web-based administration console, and a mobile app into one intuitive future-ready platform.

Monzo

Series F in 2019
Monzo (previously Mondo) is a bank for people who live their lives on their smartphones and is targeted at people who want to get things done with a click and who don’t see the need for branches and checkbooks. One of the key features that distinguishes Monzo from traditional banks is its app-based approach, which provides users with real-time updates on their spending, categorized transactions, budgeting tools, and instant notifications for transactions. Monzo also offers features like "Pots," which are sub-accounts that allow users to set money aside for specific purposes, and "Monzo Plus," a premium subscription service that offers additional features like custom card designs and travel insurance.

Privitar

Series B in 2019
Privitar is an enterprise software company with a global client-base across North America, Europe, and Asia. The company is the development and adoption of privacy engineering technology enabling its customers to innovate and leverage data with an uncompromising approach to data privacy. Its software is designed to allow clients to analyze potentially sensitive data while respecting customers’ privacy and confidentiality, resulting in the ability to leverage large, sensitive data sets while ensuring compliance with regulations (such as GDPR, CPRA and HIPAA) and ethical data principles.Privitar was founded in 2014 and is based in London, UK.

Zepz

Series D in 2019
Zepz is an online service that facilitates international money transfers, allowing users to send funds to friends and family living abroad through various digital platforms such as computers, smartphones, or tablets. It provides a convenient and cost-effective alternative to traditional money transfer methods, which often involve high fees and in-person agents. Zepz enables recipients to receive money through several options, including bank deposits, cash pickups, mobile money accounts, or mobile airtime top-ups. The service is accessible to senders in 50 countries and supports transfers to over 140 destinations across Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and the Americas, effectively catering to a global customer base.

Fever

Series D in 2019
Fever is a live-entertainment discovery platform helping people to discover compelling experiences in their cities, with a mission to democratize access to culture and entertainment in real life. Through its platform, Fever inspires its community to enjoy unique local experiences and events, from immersive art exhibitions, interactive theatrical experiences, festivals, and classical music concerts to molecular cocktail pop-ups while empowering creators with data and technology to create and expand experiences.

OpenGamma

Series E in 2019
OpenGamma is an analytics company focused on reducing trading costs for derivatives through actionable recommendations for front-office, risk, and treasury teams. Established in 2009, it serves leading financial institutions, including clearing houses, banks, and buy-side firms, by leveraging its expertise in margin and capital models alongside advanced cloud-based technologies. OpenGamma’s platform provides independent risk management services that assist users in understanding the comprehensive costs associated with derivatives, thereby facilitating smarter counterparty decisions and enhancing investment outcomes. The company enables clients to quickly implement its solutions, often within hours, allowing them to immediately benefit from insights that drive cost savings. With offices in London and New York, OpenGamma combines the skills of practitioners, quantitative analysts, and software engineers to deliver effective derivatives analytics relied upon by thousands of users daily, addressing major challenges in derivatives trading.

Shift Technology

Series C in 2019
Shift Technology delivers AI-native decision automation and optimization solutions built specifically for the global insurance industry. Addressing several critical processes across the insurance policy lifecycle, Shift helps insurers achieve faster, more accurate claims and policy resolutions. Shift has analyzed billions of insurance transactions to date and was presented Frost & Sullivan’s 2020 Global Claims Solutions for Insurance Market Leadership Award.

GoCardless

Series E in 2019
At GoCardless we believe bank payments are the best way to pay and get paid. And bank account data is a powerful tool for businesses to make better, faster decisions. So we’re making it easy to use both. Collect payments – domestic or international – without the chasing, stress, or expensive fees. And securely access data from your customers’ bank accounts to enhance your products and manage risk, with connections available to 2,300+ banks across Europe. Today, we help over 75,000+ businesses around the world to power their payments. We’re a global team, with offices in London, Paris, Riga, Melbourne and New York.

Humio

Series A in 2019
Humio Limited develops a live observability platform that focuses on log management and event analysis. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in London, the company offers a solution that enables comprehensive data aggregation, exploration, reporting, and analysis from various sources. Humio's platform is designed for both cloud and on-premises deployment, allowing organizations to ingest large volumes of log data instantly. Its innovative, index-free architecture facilitates real-time exploration and investigation of data while maintaining low hardware and engineering resource requirements. Humio serves a diverse range of industries, including higher education, financial services, government, healthcare, transportation, and technology, providing cost-effective solutions for log management and analysis. The company also has offices in Aarhus, Denmark, San Francisco, California, and Seattle, Washington.

Tessian

Series B in 2019
Tessian’s mission is to secure the human layer. Using machine learning technology, Tessian automatically stops data breaches and security threats caused by human error - like data exfiltration, accidental data loss, business email compromise, and phishing attacks - with minimal disruption to employees' workflow. As a result, employees are empowered to do their best work, without security getting in their way. Founded in 2013, Tessian is backed by renowned investors like Sequoia, Accel, March Capital, and Balderton, and has offices in San Francisco and London.

Monzo

Series E in 2018
Monzo (previously Mondo) is a bank for people who live their lives on their smartphones and is targeted at people who want to get things done with a click and who don’t see the need for branches and checkbooks. One of the key features that distinguishes Monzo from traditional banks is its app-based approach, which provides users with real-time updates on their spending, categorized transactions, budgeting tools, and instant notifications for transactions. Monzo also offers features like "Pots," which are sub-accounts that allow users to set money aside for specific purposes, and "Monzo Plus," a premium subscription service that offers additional features like custom card designs and travel insurance.

UiPath

Series C in 2018
UiPath develops and provides robotic process automation software designed to enhance operational efficiency across various industries. The company offers a comprehensive platform for hyper automation, enabling enterprises to discover, build, manage, and optimize automation opportunities. Key products include UiPath Studio, which allows users to design automation processes with an intuitive graphical interface, and UiPath Orchestrator, which manages automation workflows and deployments. UiPath’s solutions cater to a variety of sectors, including finance, healthcare, insurance, and telecommunications, facilitating the automation of tasks such as accounts payable, claims processing, and customer service. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in New York, UiPath also has offices in several major cities worldwide, including London, Bucharest, and Tokyo. The company focuses on integrating advanced technologies, such as artificial intelligence, to streamline processes and improve business outcomes.

Knewton

Debt Financing in 2018
Knewton, Inc. is a New York-based company that specializes in providing an online adaptive learning engine. Founded in 2008, Knewton's platform offers students personalized study recommendations, teachers access to analytics for improved student support, and publishers valuable content insights for creating effective digital products. The company focuses on adaptive learning solutions across various subjects, including mathematics, economics, biology, chemistry, and more, particularly for higher education. Knewton's technology is utilized by educational institutions and companies globally, with additional offices in London, Tokyo, Singapore, and Dubai. The company has received recognition as a "Technology Pioneer" from the World Economic Forum and has been acknowledged multiple times as one of the most innovative companies in education.

Knewton

Venture Round in 2018
Knewton, Inc. is a New York-based company that specializes in providing an online adaptive learning engine. Founded in 2008, Knewton's platform offers students personalized study recommendations, teachers access to analytics for improved student support, and publishers valuable content insights for creating effective digital products. The company focuses on adaptive learning solutions across various subjects, including mathematics, economics, biology, chemistry, and more, particularly for higher education. Knewton's technology is utilized by educational institutions and companies globally, with additional offices in London, Tokyo, Singapore, and Dubai. The company has received recognition as a "Technology Pioneer" from the World Economic Forum and has been acknowledged multiple times as one of the most innovative companies in education.

Wonga

Venture Round in 2018
Wonga.com provides small, short-term cash advances to UK consumers online. The company uses sophisticated risk and decisioning technology to make automated yet responsible lending decisions. Applicants can first determine the exact size and length of the cash advance required, using sliders on the Wonga home page, before submitting personal details online. Wonga offers cash deposits within minutes and loans are available up to £750, for between five and 30 days. Wonga's real-time and fully automated loan processing systems means more speed, convenience, and flexibility than a typical online lender, or indeed any traditional form of credit. The principle behind Wonga is that customers use the service on an occasional basis, in reaction to cash emergencies, rather than as an ongoing source of credit. In contrast to credit cards, traditional loans and bank overdrafts, the idea is that money is repaid quickly, thereby avoiding long-term debt. The alternative for many consumers might be an unauthorized overdraft, which can incur significant bank charges, bounced cheques, or a cash loan from friends or family. The company's technical innovation has been recognized by several award schemes such as Red Herring Europe 100 and the National Business Awards.

OLIO

Series A in 2018
OLIO is a free mobile application founded in 2015 and based in London, designed to connect neighbors for the sharing of surplus food and other items, thereby reducing waste. The app allows users to list unwanted food items by posting photos, facilitating local sharing instead of disposal. OLIO not only connects individuals but also engages volunteers and local businesses to redistribute unsold or unserved food, addressing the issue of food waste while promoting community engagement. By fostering these connections, OLIO aims to combat climate change and transform societal attitudes towards waste management.

Tessian

Series A in 2018
Tessian’s mission is to secure the human layer. Using machine learning technology, Tessian automatically stops data breaches and security threats caused by human error - like data exfiltration, accidental data loss, business email compromise, and phishing attacks - with minimal disruption to employees' workflow. As a result, employees are empowered to do their best work, without security getting in their way. Founded in 2013, Tessian is backed by renowned investors like Sequoia, Accel, March Capital, and Balderton, and has offices in San Francisco and London.

SingleStore

Series D in 2018
SingleStore is a provider of a database for operational analytics and cloud-native applications. It provides global enterprises with an intelligent database that works on any cloud on-premises or as a service runs transactions and analytics at the same time and lets clients promote their business through analytics and combine semi-structured data into a consolidated big data platform.

Circle

Series E in 2018
Circle is a financial technology company that leverages blockchain technology to facilitate the sending, receiving, and investing of cryptocurrency assets globally. Founded in 2013 by Jeremy Allaire and Sean Neville, Circle offers a user-friendly online platform that simplifies money transfers and includes services such as Circle Pay for peer-to-peer payments. In addition, the company provides Circle Invest, allowing users to buy and sell cryptocurrencies, and Circle Trade, which operates a trading desk with a substantial liquidity pool for digital assets, averaging $2 billion in monthly trading volume. With significant backing from investors, including notable firms such as Goldman Sachs and Accel Partners, Circle has established a presence in major cities, including Boston, New York, San Francisco, Dublin, London, and Hong Kong. The company is dedicated to accelerating global crypto innovation and adoption through its various financial services.

Blue Vision Labs

Series A in 2018
Blue Vision Labs is a collaborative Augmented Reality (AR) company that is enabling the next-generation of AR and robotics. The co-founders met seven years ago as a group of entrepreneurial friends and have grown into a team of engineers and researchers from Oxford, Facebook, Google, and Microsoft. They love building things and have a track of winning top programming competitions, research awards, and working on cutting-edge products in robotics, computer vision, and self-driving cars.

UiPath

Series B in 2018
UiPath develops and provides robotic process automation software designed to enhance operational efficiency across various industries. The company offers a comprehensive platform for hyper automation, enabling enterprises to discover, build, manage, and optimize automation opportunities. Key products include UiPath Studio, which allows users to design automation processes with an intuitive graphical interface, and UiPath Orchestrator, which manages automation workflows and deployments. UiPath’s solutions cater to a variety of sectors, including finance, healthcare, insurance, and telecommunications, facilitating the automation of tasks such as accounts payable, claims processing, and customer service. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in New York, UiPath also has offices in several major cities worldwide, including London, Bucharest, and Tokyo. The company focuses on integrating advanced technologies, such as artificial intelligence, to streamline processes and improve business outcomes.

Fever

Series C in 2018
Fever is a live-entertainment discovery platform helping people to discover compelling experiences in their cities, with a mission to democratize access to culture and entertainment in real life. Through its platform, Fever inspires its community to enjoy unique local experiences and events, from immersive art exhibitions, interactive theatrical experiences, festivals, and classical music concerts to molecular cocktail pop-ups while empowering creators with data and technology to create and expand experiences.

Trifacta

Series D in 2018
Trifacta offers a data engineering cloud platform focused on enhancing the efficiency of data wrangling and ensuring data quality. The platform allows users to connect seamlessly to various data sources, enabling them to evaluate, correct, and validate the quality of their data. With an AI-assisted and collaborative approach, Trifacta facilitates accelerated data transformation and the automation of data pipelines, making data consumable at any scale. The company serves tens of thousands of users across more than 10,000 organizations, including prominent names such as Deutsche Boerse, Google, and PepsiCo, helping them unlock the full potential of their data through its innovative solutions.

Zepz

Series C in 2017
Zepz is an online service that facilitates international money transfers, allowing users to send funds to friends and family living abroad through various digital platforms such as computers, smartphones, or tablets. It provides a convenient and cost-effective alternative to traditional money transfer methods, which often involve high fees and in-person agents. Zepz enables recipients to receive money through several options, including bank deposits, cash pickups, mobile money accounts, or mobile airtime top-ups. The service is accessible to senders in 50 countries and supports transfers to over 140 destinations across Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and the Americas, effectively catering to a global customer base.

Moshi

Series A in 2017
Moshi is a mobile app for settling little ones at bedtime and nap time. It assists children in resetting, focusing, gaining self-control and confidence, taking proactive rather than reactive approaches, and learning SEL skills such as social awareness, self-management, and responsible decision-making. The app makes use of creativity and characters to teach children how to manage their own emotions, feel and show empathy for others, build positive relationships, and make good decisions. It’s engaging to kids and has been proven to get them to sleep faster, to stay asleep for longer, and to experience fewer night wakings.

Deliveroo

Series F in 2017
Deliveroo is an online food delivery platform that connects consumers with local restaurants, facilitating quick and easy ordering and delivery. Founded in 2012 by Gregory Orlowski and William Shu, the company is headquartered in London and operates across 11 countries and over 800 towns and cities. With a portfolio featuring more than 140,000 restaurants globally, Deliveroo employs around 180,000 riders to ensure efficient delivery services. The company's revenue is generated through a combination of commissions, user fees, restaurant sign-up fees, and packaging sales.

Shift Technology

Series B in 2017
Shift Technology delivers AI-native decision automation and optimization solutions built specifically for the global insurance industry. Addressing several critical processes across the insurance policy lifecycle, Shift helps insurers achieve faster, more accurate claims and policy resolutions. Shift has analyzed billions of insurance transactions to date and was presented Frost & Sullivan’s 2020 Global Claims Solutions for Insurance Market Leadership Award.

Bird

Series A in 2017
MessageBird powers communication between businesses and their customers — across any channel, always with the right context, and on every corner of the planet. Its products and solutions are the foundational building blocks to business communications across preferred channels, like SMS, Voice, WhatsApp, WeChat, Messenger, Email and more. Founded in Amsterdam in 2011, MessageBird connects to billions of devices and is trusted by nearly 20,000 customers. It operates across nine worldwide hubs and is proud to be a “Work Anywhere” company.

Deliveroo

Series F in 2017
Deliveroo is an online food delivery platform that connects consumers with local restaurants, facilitating quick and easy ordering and delivery. Founded in 2012 by Gregory Orlowski and William Shu, the company is headquartered in London and operates across 11 countries and over 800 towns and cities. With a portfolio featuring more than 140,000 restaurants globally, Deliveroo employs around 180,000 riders to ensure efficient delivery services. The company's revenue is generated through a combination of commissions, user fees, restaurant sign-up fees, and packaging sales.

GoCardless

Series D in 2017
At GoCardless we believe bank payments are the best way to pay and get paid. And bank account data is a powerful tool for businesses to make better, faster decisions. So we’re making it easy to use both. Collect payments – domestic or international – without the chasing, stress, or expensive fees. And securely access data from your customers’ bank accounts to enhance your products and manage risk, with connections available to 2,300+ banks across Europe. Today, we help over 75,000+ businesses around the world to power their payments. We’re a global team, with offices in London, Paris, Riga, Melbourne and New York.

Carwow

Series C in 2017
Carwow Ltd. operates an online platform that simplifies the car buying process for consumers by connecting them with dealerships. This platform allows users to compare offers on configured cars, facilitating a more efficient and cost-effective purchasing experience. In addition to connecting buyers with dealers, Carwow provides valuable resources such as car reviews, advice on selecting the right vehicle, information on financing options, and guidance on selling cars. Established in 2009 and based in London, the company was formerly known as Digital Blurb Limited and rebranded to Carwow in 2013. By improving transparency and eliminating the need for price haggling, Carwow enables consumers to find and purchase cars at reasonable prices while assisting dealers in increasing sales and enhancing stock turnover.

Callsign

Series A in 2017
Callsign is pioneering digital trust through proprietary technology that uniquely mimics the way humans identify each other in the real world. Positive identification of genuine users delivers privacy, safety and minimal friction whilst ensuring that bad actors are blocked. Through a simple Swipe or Type, users can be personally recognized to a 99.999% accuracy, delivering the highest fidelity AI based user recognition for the digital world. To learn more about how this technology is used to underpin digital trust across financial institutions, governments and commerce globally visit: https://www.callsign.com/

Soldo

Series A in 2017
Soldo is a multi-user expense account that helps companies to manage the entire business expense cycle. It integrates prepaid mastercard cards, a web-based administration console, and a mobile app into one intuitive future-ready platform.

StreamSets

Series B in 2017
StreamSets software delivers performance management for data flows that feed the next generation of big data applications. Its mission is to bring operational excellence to the management of data in motion, so that data continually arrives on-time and with quality, empowering business-critical analysis and decision-making. It was founded in 2014 and headquartered in San Francisco, California.

ServiceChannel

Venture Round in 2017
ServiceChannel is a cloud-based platform that enables companies to procure, manage, and pay for facility maintenance and operations services from commercial service providers. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Pleasanton, California, the company offers a marketplace that gives facilities managers a unified view of service data across various trades, locations, and contractors. This comprehensive approach allows organizations to maintain brand integrity and achieve significant returns on investment while retaining control over their operations. By streamlining the procurement and management process, ServiceChannel enables clients to focus on strategic objectives and enhance their overall organizational value.

UiPath

Series A in 2017
UiPath develops and provides robotic process automation software designed to enhance operational efficiency across various industries. The company offers a comprehensive platform for hyper automation, enabling enterprises to discover, build, manage, and optimize automation opportunities. Key products include UiPath Studio, which allows users to design automation processes with an intuitive graphical interface, and UiPath Orchestrator, which manages automation workflows and deployments. UiPath’s solutions cater to a variety of sectors, including finance, healthcare, insurance, and telecommunications, facilitating the automation of tasks such as accounts payable, claims processing, and customer service. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in New York, UiPath also has offices in several major cities worldwide, including London, Bucharest, and Tokyo. The company focuses on integrating advanced technologies, such as artificial intelligence, to streamline processes and improve business outcomes.

Moshi

Series A in 2017
Moshi is a mobile app for settling little ones at bedtime and nap time. It assists children in resetting, focusing, gaining self-control and confidence, taking proactive rather than reactive approaches, and learning SEL skills such as social awareness, self-management, and responsible decision-making. The app makes use of creativity and characters to teach children how to manage their own emotions, feel and show empathy for others, build positive relationships, and make good decisions. It’s engaging to kids and has been proven to get them to sleep faster, to stay asleep for longer, and to experience fewer night wakings.

Tessian

Seed Round in 2017
Tessian’s mission is to secure the human layer. Using machine learning technology, Tessian automatically stops data breaches and security threats caused by human error - like data exfiltration, accidental data loss, business email compromise, and phishing attacks - with minimal disruption to employees' workflow. As a result, employees are empowered to do their best work, without security getting in their way. Founded in 2013, Tessian is backed by renowned investors like Sequoia, Accel, March Capital, and Balderton, and has offices in San Francisco and London.

Omni

Series A in 2017
Omni aims to revolutionise mobility in cities and campuses by empowering residents with cleaner, more efficient, and affordable transportation options that improve urban sustainability in the United Kingdom. By systematically deploying thousands of smart-bikes, enabled with GPS, wireless technology, and self-locks, we will dramatically improve urban mobility by making the first and last mile faster, cheaper, and healthier. We take city and school friendly approach and seek for partnership to work on this challenging problem.

Sourcepoint

Series B in 2017
Sourcepoint is the practical privacy platform trusted by the world's most influential brands. Supporting over 30 billion consumer touchpoints per month, Sourcepoint offers enterprise-grade privacy automation for complex, dynamic compliance challenges. Sourcepoint has offices in New York, Berlin and London. More information at sourcepoint.com.

OLIO

Seed Round in 2017
OLIO is a free mobile application founded in 2015 and based in London, designed to connect neighbors for the sharing of surplus food and other items, thereby reducing waste. The app allows users to list unwanted food items by posting photos, facilitating local sharing instead of disposal. OLIO not only connects individuals but also engages volunteers and local businesses to redistribute unsold or unserved food, addressing the issue of food waste while promoting community engagement. By fostering these connections, OLIO aims to combat climate change and transform societal attitudes towards waste management.

OpenGamma

Series D in 2016
OpenGamma is an analytics company focused on reducing trading costs for derivatives through actionable recommendations for front-office, risk, and treasury teams. Established in 2009, it serves leading financial institutions, including clearing houses, banks, and buy-side firms, by leveraging its expertise in margin and capital models alongside advanced cloud-based technologies. OpenGamma’s platform provides independent risk management services that assist users in understanding the comprehensive costs associated with derivatives, thereby facilitating smarter counterparty decisions and enhancing investment outcomes. The company enables clients to quickly implement its solutions, often within hours, allowing them to immediately benefit from insights that drive cost savings. With offices in London and New York, OpenGamma combines the skills of practitioners, quantitative analysts, and software engineers to deliver effective derivatives analytics relied upon by thousands of users daily, addressing major challenges in derivatives trading.

Blue Vision Labs

Seed Round in 2016
Blue Vision Labs is a collaborative Augmented Reality (AR) company that is enabling the next-generation of AR and robotics. The co-founders met seven years ago as a group of entrepreneurial friends and have grown into a team of engineers and researchers from Oxford, Facebook, Google, and Microsoft. They love building things and have a track of winning top programming competitions, research awards, and working on cutting-edge products in robotics, computer vision, and self-driving cars.

Shift Technology

Series A in 2016
Shift Technology delivers AI-native decision automation and optimization solutions built specifically for the global insurance industry. Addressing several critical processes across the insurance policy lifecycle, Shift helps insurers achieve faster, more accurate claims and policy resolutions. Shift has analyzed billions of insurance transactions to date and was presented Frost & Sullivan’s 2020 Global Claims Solutions for Insurance Market Leadership Award.

Weaveworks

Series B in 2016
Weaveworks simplifies operating Kubernetes workloads and provides a developer-centric operating model for cloud-native applications. Founded in 2014, Weaveworks makes it fast and simple for developers and DevOps teams to build and operate powerful containerized applications. They minimize the complexity of operating workloads in Kubernetes by providing automated continuous delivery pipelines, observability, and monitoring. It is one of the first members of the Cloud Native Computing Forum. Weaveworks also contributes to several open-source projects, including Weave Scope, Weave Cortex, and Weave Flux.

Trifacta

Series C in 2016
Trifacta offers a data engineering cloud platform focused on enhancing the efficiency of data wrangling and ensuring data quality. The platform allows users to connect seamlessly to various data sources, enabling them to evaluate, correct, and validate the quality of their data. With an AI-assisted and collaborative approach, Trifacta facilitates accelerated data transformation and the automation of data pipelines, making data consumable at any scale. The company serves tens of thousands of users across more than 10,000 organizations, including prominent names such as Deutsche Boerse, Google, and PepsiCo, helping them unlock the full potential of their data through its innovative solutions.

SingleStore

Series C in 2016
SingleStore is a provider of a database for operational analytics and cloud-native applications. It provides global enterprises with an intelligent database that works on any cloud on-premises or as a service runs transactions and analytics at the same time and lets clients promote their business through analytics and combine semi-structured data into a consolidated big data platform.

Qubit

Series C in 2016
Qubit Digital Limited specializes in software solutions that collect and process extensive data sets to enhance online customer experiences. The company develops and licenses technology for web data processing, offering a variety of services including tag management, marketing attribution, customer intelligence, and web personalization. Key offerings include OpenTag, an open-source tag management solution that improves website efficiency, and Qubit Pro, a personalization platform that leverages customer data to influence user behavior. Its customer analytics solutions encompass behavioral attribution and usability labs, while automation tools facilitate web testing and personalized experiences. Qubit serves various sectors, including e-commerce, publishing, and lead generation, with a focus on helping businesses understand and influence customer behavior to drive revenue and improve marketing efficiency. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in London, Qubit has expanded its presence with offices in major cities across the United States and Europe.

Trifacta

Series C in 2016
Trifacta offers a data engineering cloud platform focused on enhancing the efficiency of data wrangling and ensuring data quality. The platform allows users to connect seamlessly to various data sources, enabling them to evaluate, correct, and validate the quality of their data. With an AI-assisted and collaborative approach, Trifacta facilitates accelerated data transformation and the automation of data pipelines, making data consumable at any scale. The company serves tens of thousands of users across more than 10,000 organizations, including prominent names such as Deutsche Boerse, Google, and PepsiCo, helping them unlock the full potential of their data through its innovative solutions.

Carwow

Series B in 2016
Carwow Ltd. operates an online platform that simplifies the car buying process for consumers by connecting them with dealerships. This platform allows users to compare offers on configured cars, facilitating a more efficient and cost-effective purchasing experience. In addition to connecting buyers with dealers, Carwow provides valuable resources such as car reviews, advice on selecting the right vehicle, information on financing options, and guidance on selling cars. Established in 2009 and based in London, the company was formerly known as Digital Blurb Limited and rebranded to Carwow in 2013. By improving transparency and eliminating the need for price haggling, Carwow enables consumers to find and purchase cars at reasonable prices while assisting dealers in increasing sales and enhancing stock turnover.

Fever

Series B in 2015
Fever is a live-entertainment discovery platform helping people to discover compelling experiences in their cities, with a mission to democratize access to culture and entertainment in real life. Through its platform, Fever inspires its community to enjoy unique local experiences and events, from immersive art exhibitions, interactive theatrical experiences, festivals, and classical music concerts to molecular cocktail pop-ups while empowering creators with data and technology to create and expand experiences.

Deliveroo

Series D in 2015
Deliveroo is an online food delivery platform that connects consumers with local restaurants, facilitating quick and easy ordering and delivery. Founded in 2012 by Gregory Orlowski and William Shu, the company is headquartered in London and operates across 11 countries and over 800 towns and cities. With a portfolio featuring more than 140,000 restaurants globally, Deliveroo employs around 180,000 riders to ensure efficient delivery services. The company's revenue is generated through a combination of commissions, user fees, restaurant sign-up fees, and packaging sales.

Knewton

Series F in 2015
Knewton, Inc. is a New York-based company that specializes in providing an online adaptive learning engine. Founded in 2008, Knewton's platform offers students personalized study recommendations, teachers access to analytics for improved student support, and publishers valuable content insights for creating effective digital products. The company focuses on adaptive learning solutions across various subjects, including mathematics, economics, biology, chemistry, and more, particularly for higher education. Knewton's technology is utilized by educational institutions and companies globally, with additional offices in London, Tokyo, Singapore, and Dubai. The company has received recognition as a "Technology Pioneer" from the World Economic Forum and has been acknowledged multiple times as one of the most innovative companies in education.

StreamSets

Series A in 2015
StreamSets software delivers performance management for data flows that feed the next generation of big data applications. Its mission is to bring operational excellence to the management of data in motion, so that data continually arrives on-time and with quality, empowering business-critical analysis and decision-making. It was founded in 2014 and headquartered in San Francisco, California.

Deliveroo

Series C in 2015
Deliveroo is an online food delivery platform that connects consumers with local restaurants, facilitating quick and easy ordering and delivery. Founded in 2012 by Gregory Orlowski and William Shu, the company is headquartered in London and operates across 11 countries and over 800 towns and cities. With a portfolio featuring more than 140,000 restaurants globally, Deliveroo employs around 180,000 riders to ensure efficient delivery services. The company's revenue is generated through a combination of commissions, user fees, restaurant sign-up fees, and packaging sales.

Sourcepoint

Series A in 2015
Sourcepoint is the practical privacy platform trusted by the world's most influential brands. Supporting over 30 billion consumer touchpoints per month, Sourcepoint offers enterprise-grade privacy automation for complex, dynamic compliance challenges. Sourcepoint has offices in New York, Berlin and London. More information at sourcepoint.com.

Lyst

Series C in 2015
Lyst is a global fashion search platform that serves 70 million shoppers annually, offering over 4 million products from 11,000 leading fashion brands and stores. The platform functions as a personalized marketplace, allowing users to create customized shopping feeds and access a vast inventory of luxury and contemporary fashion. Lyst connects shoppers with designers and retailers, providing real-time updates on fashion trends and data. With a significant amount of funding raised from prominent investors, including those associated with well-known fashion brands and technology companies, Lyst continues to enhance its offerings in the online fashion retail space.

Circle

Series C in 2015
Circle is a financial technology company that leverages blockchain technology to facilitate the sending, receiving, and investing of cryptocurrency assets globally. Founded in 2013 by Jeremy Allaire and Sean Neville, Circle offers a user-friendly online platform that simplifies money transfers and includes services such as Circle Pay for peer-to-peer payments. In addition, the company provides Circle Invest, allowing users to buy and sell cryptocurrencies, and Circle Trade, which operates a trading desk with a substantial liquidity pool for digital assets, averaging $2 billion in monthly trading volume. With significant backing from investors, including notable firms such as Goldman Sachs and Accel Partners, Circle has established a presence in major cities, including Boston, New York, San Francisco, Dublin, London, and Hong Kong. The company is dedicated to accelerating global crypto innovation and adoption through its various financial services.

Zepz

Series B in 2015
Zepz is an online service that facilitates international money transfers, allowing users to send funds to friends and family living abroad through various digital platforms such as computers, smartphones, or tablets. It provides a convenient and cost-effective alternative to traditional money transfer methods, which often involve high fees and in-person agents. Zepz enables recipients to receive money through several options, including bank deposits, cash pickups, mobile money accounts, or mobile airtime top-ups. The service is accessible to senders in 50 countries and supports transfers to over 140 destinations across Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and the Americas, effectively catering to a global customer base.
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