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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 31 July 2026.

Seed
£9.7M

The seed round was led by Molten Ventures with participation from several specialist funds and angel investors.

"Data sovereignty has never been more important. The increase in cyberattacks, data localisation requirements, and scrutiny from regulators mean that it is no longer enough to blindly trust that collaboration platforms are keeping business communications secure and compliant. Companies rightfully want control of their data to protect themselves against operational, reputational and regulatory risk. This has not only fuelled demand for our zero trust architecture for Microsoft Teams, but we are also being challenged to apply this solution across an organisation’s entire software environment. This funding will be critical to helping us further this mission and scale to meet the demand."
— Max Buchan, CEO
Seed
£4.2M

The funding round was led by Planet A Ventures with participation from Clean Growth Fund, UCL Technology Fund, and Cambridge Enterprise.

"At a time of escalating fuel prices and increasing emphasis on CO2 reduction targets, there is an urgent need for action. Carbon Re is connecting the biggest challenge of our time – climate change – with the biggest opportunity – advances in AI. Our cement plant trials have demonstrated that Delta Zero can deliver dramatic CO2 savings on a near-live basis."
— Sherif Elsayed-Ali, CEO
Seed
£4.8M

The seed round was co-led by Connect Ventures and Index Ventures to accelerate team expansion and product growth.

"The fundamental problem we’re solving is context: Plain offers a single source of truth for customer interactions, powered by companies’ own systems and data – so when someone gets in touch with a problem, the company immediately knows who they are, what their order is, what’s happened so far – and can resolve it in a single click. Customer service teams are often left unsupported by their colleagues in engineering because traditional systems can be hard to integrate and build with. As a result, customer support teams are left to contend with poorly integrated tools, fragmented data, and disconnected systems. We’re designing Plain from day 1 with both engineering and customer service teams in mind, so it can be quickly and easily customised, rather painfully ‘hacked’ after the fact."
— Simon Rohrbach, CEO
Seed
£600K

The Co-operative Bank provided the funding in exchange for a two percent equity stake, marking the opening of a £3m seed round.

"As the UK high street bank with the best ESG score from independent analysis, The Co-operative Bank is a perfect investor for Zellar. We hold so many shared values. We both believe passionately in cutting though the greenwash and driving meaningful environmental change, and helping local businesses and their wider communities to take action. The overwhelming interest shown by The Co-operative Bank’s customers following our launch programme in June this year, is a real confirmation of the synergies between our two companies. This investment will help us to deliver an even better, more meaningful experience to our shared customers and beyond."
— Gary Styles, Founder and CEO
Seed
£1.3M

Scytale Ventures backed the web3 social gaming platform to support its play-to-earn ecosystem.

"With Scytale’s investment supporting our unique blockchain-powered social gaming platform, we’re bringing together ‘Play-to-Earn’, Esports and social content, and providing rewards through our own cryptocurrency, the PIP,"
— Cameron Leslie, Co-Founder