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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 1 August 2026.
Announcements
179
Total raised
£13.1B
disclosed amounts
The financial super app has raised additional capital from investors including Britannia, IDC Ventures, and Cercano Management.
"We are extremely pleased with the interest we received in our Series C extension round and the support we received from our existing shareholders,"
The Series C financing was co-led by Greenfield Partners and 83North to scale international growth and product capabilities.
"We look for highly differentiated infrastructure technologies that can support a robust and modern technology stack on top of them,"
The funding round was backed by M&G Investments and Van Tuyl Companies to accelerate product development and international expansion.
"To have such a strong close to our Series C strategic funding round is a testament to the momentum built by Dr. Christmas and the team at Envisics. We were an early investor in Envisics, and we welcome the very impressive roster of returning and new investors in this round."
Puma Private Equity led the growth financing for the financial super app, which will fund product diversification and customer acquisition.
"For too long, low-income and underserved communities have been let down and left behind by financial services. At Pockit, we’re committed to not only opening doors for these people, but giving them the tools and support they need to feel financially empowered. It’s a problem that has been growing for years, and in the wake of the current economic climate, it’s only set to become more entrenched and more devastating for millions. We want to be the financial champion for those who need it most and this funding allows us to continue being there for even more people in many more ways."
Insight Partners led the funding round, with participation from GK Goh Ventures, to support product development and digital partnerships.
"This additional funding provided by Insight Partners will pave the way in helping fill this 'communication to action gap' and create a connected, intelligent approach to make trade go faster. The increased investment comes at a critical time as the shipping industry undergoes a quantum leap in the way it conducts its operations as a result of the fast-evolving pandemic, geopolitical tensions, climate change and the impact of AI,"
