The financing round was led by Credo Capital Partners and Fortress Investment Group to support the expansion of the digital lender across Europe.
"Demand for eCommerce lending has expanded in Europe. We wanted to make an investment in a platform that was moving the product forward and combined all of the great technology and analytics you expect with a really differentiated product and approach,"
The investment round was led by Una Terra to expand global reach and develop new sorting capabilities.
"Waste has been recognised as the fourth biggest contributor to climate change, yet the data surrounding it has been sparse at best. This is a huge missed opportunity. We are putting a monetary value on waste – something that is perceived to have a negative value. Providing access to granular waste data can also have a big impact at a macro level, helping to shape government policies around recycling and influencing the decisions producers make about their packaging."
The Series A round was led by Monomyth Group and brings total funding to £70m.
"The significant growth in our customer numbers over the past six months highlights just how many people in the UK are in need of additional financial support."
Intact Ventures led the Series A round alongside Ingka Group to help the insurer scale its customer base and workforce.
"This latest Series A funding round comes at an exciting time, we’re growing very quickly which has been attractive to both existing and new investors."
Leafy Tunnel led the Series A round to fund expansion into multiple European markets.
"It was critical for Lyphe to raise enough funds to execute on our scale-up plans and be in control of our destiny. We are fortunate to be leaders in our primary market with a very clear growth plan, and as such we have attracted the very best investors into this round from US, Europe and UK. Leafy Tunnel sees us step into venture capital, and we are honoured to have them on the cap table and supporting our vision for international growth, alongside Sharp Capital and all other new and old shareholders."