Celsius Network has closed an equity raise via BnkToTheFuture with backing from its community and other participants.
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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.
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£37.1B
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£25.0M
raised so far
£14.5M
£1.8M
The funding round was backed by FNZ alongside industry executives and existing investors to expand enterprise capabilities.
"FNZ remains committed to solving the problems faced by consumers of long-term savings products, by using our own technological and servicing capabilities and by supporting wider independent innovations in the sector. We are building an ‘App Store’ for our platform customers, enabling startups and third-party providers to seamlessly connect with platforms and provide services to platform users – promoting choice within the wealth management solutions market."
£42.0M
Selina Finance secures £42m Series A funding from Picus Capital and Global Founders Capital to expand lending operations.

The Series A round was led by Picus Capital and Global Founders Capital to accelerate technology investment and new market expansion.
Picus + 1 other
£7.8M
Plum secures £7.8m Series B funding from Global Brain, EBRD, and VentureFriends to expand across Europe.

The round was led by Global Brain and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development to fuel product development and international growth.
"Plum is becoming the one single app for all your financial needs"
Global Brain + 3 others
Alpha Sigma Capital led the seed investment to help Quant Network expand its blockchain interoperability technology into new markets.
"We just recognized that Quant is doing what Ripple promised. Quant and SIA Europe successfully tested cross-blockchain interoperability between multiple Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) protocols on SIA’s inter-bank network, SIAnet. SIA is the backbone for financial institutions, central banks, corporates, and the public sector to process their transactions. It was clear that Quant’s operating system provides the layer for blockchain interoperability in the financial services sector."




