Outdid, an end-to-end private ID verification solution leveraging zero knowledge (“ZK”) proofs, has closed a $2.5 million seed round. The round was led by Jump Crypto, followed by Superscrypt, and with participation from more than 15 exceptional angel investors.

London startup BoxxDocks, whose world-first tech logistics boxes offer a smart solution to improving efficiency and reducing carbon footprints in shipping, has hit £250,000 in pre-seed funding, following an investment from British Design Fund.

Anglia Capital Group has invested into mobile technology company easology who through their innovative software as a service solution, are seeking to break down barriers to use of mobile technology for a largely underserved population.

easology's vision and purpose is to deliver solutions which bridge this gap. They provide a unique, proven SaaS solution which addresses many of the challenges their target clients have in using todays advanced devices.

Green Angel Ventures has followed its original investment in Qualis Flow, a female-founded technology company provides construction teams with the data they need to reduce waste.  The round will further accelerate growth, and is a reflection of the success of this construction-sector company following a first investment in 2021.

MIPISE, a Fintech-Regtech specialized in development of “end-to-end white-label” solutions for the digitalization of financial activities, announces a €1.3 million fundraising to accelerate the European rollout of its offering dedicated to management companies (private equity, real estate) and crowdfunding players.

Germany: SQUAKE, a climate tech startup powering accurate carbon calculations and providing tangible compensation for travel and logistics emissions, has raised €3.5 million in funding led by Simon Capital, with participation from Schenker Ventures and Rivus Capital.

Wales’ first all-female angel investor syndicate has marked its first investment into a new business intelligence platform, supported by the Development Bank of Wales.

Women Angels of Wales (WAW) backed Newport-based Talent Intuition and CEO Alison Ettridge with £60,000 into its Stratigens software, a SaaS product which brings together labour market, economics and location data to provide the insight businesses need to shape radically smarter decisions.

Statement, the platform comparing card payment providers for small businesses, has launched in the UK with £1.5m in pre-seed funding from global VC investor Northzone with participation from Notion Capital, Triple Point Ventures and TinyVC. Angels involved include fintech regulars Charlie Songhurst and Chris Adelsbach.

Helsinki: Algorithmiq, a scaleup developing quantum algorithms to solve the most complex issues in life sciences, has raised $15 million. The Series A round is led by Inventure VC, one of the most experienced Nordic venture funds. Also participating in the round is Tesi, the state-owned Finnish investment company, Presidio Ventures, the corporate venture capital arm of Japan’s Sumitomo Corporation, and London-based Thames Trust, together with existing backers, including a number of angel investors.

NewComma, a groundbreaking social media platform empowering African and Black creatives, has successfully closed its pre-seed funding round in partnership with SFC Capital, the UK's leading early-stage investment firm. The funding will accelerate NewComma's tech development, and empower African/Black creatives to reshape the global creative industry.

USA: Eze, a wholesale marketplace for used and new electronics, has secured $3.7 million in seed funding to develop its technology infrastructure, broaden its product offering and expand into new markets in Africa, Europe and South America. The funding round was led by Right Side Capital Management, with participation from C2 Ventures, Boro Capital, EVPI Investments and other angel investors.

Spinout About:Energy has closed a seed investment round with funding of £1.5 million with participation from HighSage Ventures, Vireo Ventures, Rishi Khosla, Plug & Play Ventures, and Electric Revolution Ventures.

The funding will enable the battery software company, which started trading in 2022 after spinning  out of the University of Birmingham and Imperial College London, to establish an independent laboratory, expand the team, and accelerate industry adoption of its first product - a proprietary software platform called The Voltt, which was launched just two months ago.