There was a total of 17 deals in the FinTech sector recorded by FinTech Global this week, with $914m raised across all of them.
The total raised this week was down considerably from the week prior, where several major FinTech deals help to bring last week’s total funding to over $2bn, as a total of 22 companies closed investment rounds.
The leading deal this week was pulled in by inKind, who secured $320m from Liberty Mutual Investments. In addition, RegTech firm Quantifind pulled in $200m in a growth round.
Market-wise, the WealthTech sector dominated this week, securing five deals. PayTech, RegTech firms recorded three deals, whilst ESG and financial infrastructure firms pulled in two. RegTech firms also pulled in two deals, and CyberTechs pulled in one.
Geographically, the US led the way in funding rounds this week, securing nine in total. The UK came second with two deals, whilst Lithuania, Columbia, Singapore, Germany, Czechia and the Netherlands all brought in one deal.
This strong performance by US FinTech is borne out by recent research from FinTech Global, which found that US FinTech companies raised $16bn across 445 deals in Q2 2026, the strongest quarter for funding over the last five quarter period.
Compared to Q1 2026, funding rose 44% whilst deal volume was broadly flat, up just 4%.
Against the same quarter a year earlier, funding was up 7% from the $14.9bn raised across 430 deals in Q2 2025, with deal volume also 3% higher.
Here are this week’s deals.
Liberty Mutual Investments backs inKind with $320m deal
inKind, a restaurant commerce enablement platform helping eateries access customers, capital and technology, has entered a strategic financing partnership with Liberty Mutual Investments (LMI), the investment arm of Liberty Mutual Group.
Under the agreement, LMI has supplied over $320m in financing, acting as both a senior and mezzanine lender. The capital is intended to bolster inKind’s role as a supportive funding option for restaurants and to encourage economic growth across the foodservice sector, which ranks as the second-biggest source of private-sector jobs in the US.
The deal was arranged through LMI’s Alternative Credit platform, a unit specialising in tailored financing structures, and showcases the firm’s capacity to deploy capital at multiple levels of the capital structure.
Summit Partners backs Quantifind in $200m growth round
Quantifind, an AI-native risk intelligence provider serving financial institutions and government agencies, has secured $200m in a growth investment led by Summit Partners.
The round drew participation from existing investors Citi Ventures, S&P Global, Deloitte and Stephens Group. Summit Partners managing director Chris Dean has joined Quantifind’s board of directors as part of the deal.
The capital will be used to accelerate the company’s international expansion across Europe, Asia-Pacific and the Americas, with efforts focused on strengthening regional partnerships, advancing regulatory alignment and extending localised risk intelligence capabilities to help multinational financial institutions and government agencies counter increasingly sophisticated financial crime.
InSoil lands €120m Pollen Street facility
InSoil, a European climate finance firm that channels institutional money into regenerative agriculture, has landed a €120m senior secured credit facility from Pollen Street Capital.
The commitment, provided by private capital asset manager Pollen Street, ranks among the biggest private credit deals ever struck for sustainable agriculture lending on the continent.
The capital will allow InSoil to grow its loan book and extend more mid-term debt to agricultural SMEs shifting towards sustainable methods such as no-till cultivation, cover cropping, diversified crop rotation and cutting back on synthetic fertilisers.
Addi secures $85m Series D
Addi, a Colombian commerce and financial services platform, has closed an $85m Series D equity round in a deal that represents BTG Pactual’s first Growth investment beyond Brazil.
The financing was led by Citius, with BTG Pactual’s Private Capital division acting as co-lead through its Growth Strategy, which targets high-growth businesses across Latin America. GIC, Monashees and other backers also joined the round.
As part of the deal, Addi and BTG Pactual will work together on joint strategic initiatives within the Colombian market.
Straiker raises $64m to lock down the AI agent era
Straiker, an agentic security firm purpose-built to protect AI agents operating inside enterprise environments, has closed a $64m Series A funding round, lifting its total capital raised to $85m.
The round was co-led by Marathon Management Partners, Citi Ventures, Illuminate Financial and Workday Ventures, with Bain Capital Ventures and Lightspeed both continuing their backing. Gokul Rajaram, founding partner at Marathon, will join the company’s board of directors as part of the deal.
The funding arrives as demand for AI agent security accelerates sharply. Straiker has expanded its run-rate revenue more than 15-fold in under a year, driven by enterprise customers deploying both in-house and third-party agents across sensitive systems.
Nebex raises $30m seed investment
Nebex, a market infrastructure platform for the global space economy, has raised $30m in seed funding led by Google Ventures (GV), as well as establishing a banking relationship with J.P. Morgan to support the expansion of its platform.
The funding, which was also supported by unnamed ‘top-tier’ venture funds, will enable Nebex to connect sovereign space programmes with commercial space companies, providing financial infrastructure designed to improve access to capital and reduce friction around government contracting.
The launch comes as the commercial space sector continues to evolve beyond traditional government programs, creating demand for financial infrastructure that helps companies to scale alongside public and private investment.
MDOTM secures $27m to scale AI investing platform
MDOTM Ltd., the London-founded provider of AI-driven investment technology for asset and wealth managers, banks and insurers, has closed a $27m growth equity round led by Expedition Growth Capital.
The fresh capital takes MDOTM’s total funding to date to $36.5m. Alongside the investment, two new board members have joined the company: Steve Twomey, partner at Expedition Growth Capital, and James Hays, chairman of IFC Advisors and former CEO at Wells Fargo Advisors, who brings close to four decades of industry experience.
They sit alongside CEO Tommaso Migliore, chief scientist Federico Mazzorin and chief operating officer Federico Invernizzi.
Taxwire lands $25m to automate global sales tax
Taxwire, a sales tax platform and managed service that takes full ownership of a business’s indirect tax obligations, has secured $25m in funding to expand its compliance infrastructure.
The round was led by Headline, with XYZ, Vinyl, Recall Capital, Nomo Ventures and Analog Ventures also taking part. Hundreds of strategic angel investors joined the raise as well, among them CFOs, controllers, founders and tax specialists, a number of whom are already Taxwire customers.
The scale of the challenge Taxwire is targeting is vast. American businesses hand over upwards of $600bn in sales tax annually, while VAT collected worldwide amounts to roughly $5tn each year.
BR-DGE secures £10m
BR-DGE, the Edinburgh-based payments technology provider known for its orchestration platform serving gaming and enterprise merchants, has closed a £10m funding round as it pushes ahead with plans to expand internationally.
The raise brought in Bettor Capital, a US gaming-focused investor, as a new growth partner, joining the company’s existing backers.
Proceeds will go towards developing BR-DGE’s platform further, ramping up its go-to-market efforts and supporting its push into new geographies, with fresh market and product launches lined up for the back half of the year.
KredosAi raises $7m
KredosAi, an AI-driven collections platform that boosts revenue recovery through behavioural intelligence, has completed a $7m Series A round.
The oversubscribed raise was spearheaded by BMW i Ventures and attracted strong interest from both fresh and returning backers. New investors Motley Fool Ventures and Walter Ventures joined the round, while existing shareholders Okapi Venture Capital, StartFast Ventures, SaaS Ventures and Stout Street Capital also participated.
The capital will be channelled into three key areas. These include broadening the firm’s go-to-market push into financial services and auto lending, speeding up product development, notably a multi-agent framework featuring voice agent capabilities, and doubling or more the size of its workforce over the coming year.
Post-quantum auth firm Wultra raises €6.8m
Wultra, a post-quantum authentication and digital identity provider serving banks and FinTechs, has closed a €6.8m Series A funding round to accelerate international expansion and scale its platform.
The round was led by Seventure Partners, with co-investment from ARIADNEXT founders Marc Norlain and Guillaume Despagne, alongside returning backers J&T Ventures and Elevator Ventures. Proceeds will be directed towards developing Wultra’s digital identity platform, building out wallet capabilities in support of the European Digital Identity Wallet ecosystem, growing headcount, and deepening engagement with large strategic customers.
Qashier raises $6.125m after turning profitable
Qashier, a Singapore-based unified merchant operating system for Southeast Asia, has closed a $6.125m Series A+ funding round combining equity and debt.
The round was led by Cocoon Capital, IFP Securities and BlackSoil Global, with additional backing from strategic angel investors, and will be put towards regional growth and continued product development.
The financing comes after a year in which Qashier processed $1bn in annualised payment volume on behalf of more than 20,000 merchants spread across Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and the Philippines. The company has remained profitable every month since December 2025, alongside a 61% rise in annualised recurring revenue over the past year.
Citi Foundation backs child savings with $5m grant
The Citi Foundation, the philanthropic arm of banking giant Citi, has pledged a $5m grant to Prosperity Now to power its newly launched ABC Initiative (Asset-Building for Children), which aims to expand take-up of child savings schemes among lower-income families in the US.
The programme will centre on raising awareness of both established and emerging savings vehicles for children, with particular emphasis on the recently created Trump Accounts, also referred to as 530A accounts.
These tax-deferred investment accounts were introduced under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act of 2025 and come with a $1,000 federal seed payment for qualifying American children under the age of 18.
Dawnguard raises $3.3m for AI cybersecurity
Dawnguard, an AI-native RegTech and cybersecurity platform built around secure-by-design cloud architecture, has secured $3.3m in fresh pre-seed capital as its automation platform reaches general availability and the firm pushes into new markets internationally.
The round was led by existing investor BNVT Capital, with participation from Curiosity VC in the Netherlands and Germany-based eCAPITAL. The latest funding brings Dawnguard’s total capital raised to more than $6.3m. Alongside the investment, the company has opened a New York City office as it expands beyond Europe.
Dawnguard was founded by cybersecurity professionals with experience across IBM, Microsoft, Amazon and military cyber operations.
Maalexi closes $2.8m round
Maalexi, the company behind the Maalexi Agricultural Assets Token Exchange (MAATEX) and developer of what it describes as the world’s first regulated real-world asset agricultural exchange, has closed an oversubscribed $2.8m funding round.
The round was led by Tawuniya, a Saudi joint-stock company listed on the Saudi Exchange, alongside Global Ventures, a UAE-based venture capital firm that had previously served as Maalexi’s pre-Series A lead investor.
Maalexi’s platform is designed to bring greater verification, standardisation and transparency to cross-border agricultural trade.
Nomerra raises $2m to make private markets AI-native
Nomerra, a private markets operations platform, founded by former bunch executives Johannes Gebendorfer and Jakob Zacherl, building AI agents for asset servicers and managers, has raised $2m in funding.
The round was led by 14Peaks Capital, with participation from Redstone Fintech and individuals from firms including KKR and Intapp.
The capital will be used to grow Nomerra’s engineering team and meet rising demand for AI solutions among enterprise asset servicers and managers across Europe and the United States.
Finnovate raises $2m in pre-Series A round
Finnovate Financial Services, an India-based advisory-led wealth management platform, has secured approximately $2m in a pre-Series A funding round backed by a group of angel investors, including Ramakant Deshpande.
The capital will be directed towards three main areas: developing the company’s technology and mobile application, expanding its team, and advancing business development efforts, including groundwork for the next stage of its offering.
The latest raise follows a $1m angel round closed in 2023, with a number of early backers choosing to reinvest in the business.
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