£4.7M
The seed round was co-led by gumi Cryptos Capital and Greenfield Capital.
"For asset management strategies to fully leverage the opportunities of smart contracts, it is essential to integrate robust compliance systems."
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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 4 August 2026.
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£9.3B
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£2.5M
The seed round was led by Eos Advisory with US investor backing to support regulatory approval across international markets.
£500K
DSW Ventures and XTX Ventures backed the pre-seed round, which will fund prototype optimisation and technical validation.
"InvenireX has developed an exciting platform technology with promising data and early customer traction. This round will help get the technology into the hands of users who can further validate it and drive the company forward into full commercialisation. It’s been a pleasure to work with the InvenireX team who are incredibly talented, dynamic and open to collaboration."
£2.1M
The medtech firm has raised £2.1m from investors including id4 ventures and Brandenburg Kapital to support its ultrasound software.
"We are thrilled to announce this significant funding milestone and the achievement of key regulatory milestones for our ThinkSono Guidance system. This funding will enable us to further advance our mission of revolutionizing medical imaging technology while our partnerships with NYU Langone Health and Temple Health underscore our commitment to delivering innovative solutions that ultimately improve patient outcomes."
£1.0M
UKTV Ventures has backed the digital funeral planner with an airtime-for-equity agreement to fund its upcoming broadcast campaign.
"This support marks a significant step towards fulfilling our vision of becoming the go-to destination for funeral planning and support. With the costs of dying and funerals spiralling, there is no better time to get more people pre-planning funerals and also comparing the wide range of prices and choices they have when organising a funeral."
