The funding round was led by NorthInvest angel investor Gary Shuckford alongside private backers.
"Mina shows great potential, it has a strong team uniquely positioned to fill a real need in the market. I’m proud to back such an ambitious team which will support the seamless transition to electric vehicles and a more sustainable future."
Lloyds Banking Group, Nationwide Building Society and 83North led the Series C round to support product enhancement and global expansion.
"Together with our supportive shareholders, Form3 is reshaping payments technology to the next evolution of real-time payment processing without borders."
The early-stage funding round was led by RYSE Asset Management and brings the company total to £1m.
"The social care sector was facing enormous pressures even before COVID-19 hit. It is also a sector that has been left behind when it comes to technology. The pressure was already there, but when COVID-19 hit, many care settings realised that they simply had to address their data systems. Again, and again, Care Managers on the front line have told us the most significant benefit of using Log my Care was the time saved on paperwork and administration, which has a big impact on costs as well as care quality. It is also clear that identifying COVID-19 cases early and reacting quickly is crucial in preventing further outbreaks, so we wanted to build tools that will help care settings do that at the earliest opportunity."
The Series A round was led by Beringea and will support team growth and platform development.
"Commonplace has built a product that will be pivotal to enabling development of much needed housing, infrastructure and commercial projects in a world being transformed by the impact of COVID-19. Through fostering collaboration between local people, authorities and developers, Commonplace will create a dialogue about how we can adapt neighbourhoods for the better, creating safety and economic prosperity in the process."