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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 22 September 2026.

Announcements

2,180

Total raised

£9.5B

disclosed amounts

This month

£21.4M

raised so far

Seed
£2.8M

The seed round was led by LAUNCHub Ventures with participation from Lunar Ventures, Techstart, and 7% Ventures.

"We are amassing the largest 3D product repository in retail, aiming to reach over 100,000 products this year. The sky’s the limit: a streamlined process of adding any existing product to our database in minutes is in place,"
— Paul Pop, CEO
Seed
$5.0M

The London-based conversational AI provider has secured an initial seed investment to fund international expansion and product development.

"OpenDialog will finally enable businesses and consumers to realize the game-changing potential of conversational AI – moving beyond the often painful experiences delivered by current chatbots and AI assistants. The market has been crying out for a solution like this, one that not only drives real operational efficiencies but also enhances and joins up customer experience across a wide range of channels."
— Terry Walby, Co-founder
Seed
£3.5M

The funding round was led by Flash Ventures and Global Founders Capital, with participation from Y Combinator and Columbia Lake Partners.

"B2B BNPL players so far have been largely focused on B2B e-commerce where ticket sizes are small and lenders rely on standard credit data to make limited credit decisions. We’re excited to see Tranch making B2B BNPL accessible to more complex lending demands involving larger volumes and longer durations, all of which creates a hugely scalable international market opportunity through their full lending tech stack."
— Yash Zaveri, Partner & MD
Seed
£2.6M

The seed round was led by Notion Capital with participation from Seedcamp and GapMinder.

"Security risks aren’t limited to an organization’s cloud infrastructure. Adjacent components such as third-party software packages used in applications, software development practices, and code repositories are all examples of risk areas in modern tech ecosystems. Most of the time, companies assess risk in each of these areas in isolation, based on skillsets in the team or available resources. The result is a fragmented security function, with no clear understanding where weaknesses lie and what their impact truly is."
— Ovidiu Cical, Co-founder