Fuel Ventures led the pre-seed round, which will fund team expansion and product development.
"Foreign exchange has long been a black box. It is often complicated, expensive, and controlled by brokers or platforms that offer little transparency. We started Glyde to give users more control. Whether you are a freelancer billing in euros, a business paying overseas suppliers, or someone managing income across borders, you deserve a faster, clearer and more cost-effective solution. This funding gives us the momentum to deliver exactly that, at scale."
The London-based startup secured the capital from EWOR to accelerate the development of its AI platform, AMARA.
"Creative flow is the most valuable currency in any production. When you lose it to the fragmentation of the current tools landscape , you lose the magic. AMARA was built to protect that flow so creators can move from idea to execution without breaking rhythm."
British Design Fund and Imperial College Enterprise Fund back the healthcare startup to launch its first product.
"The idea for our product came from years spent on hospital wards during my career as a design researcher in healthcare. I noticed that gravity infusions were often inaccurate, and fluid balance management was generally poor. This inspired me to dedicate my career to designing solutions that could make a real difference in patient care."
The oversubscribed round was led by SFC Capital to support platform scaling and measurement precision.
"We’re building a future of ad measurement that marketers can trust. This investment enables us to drive greater precision measurement and enhanced modelling, to scale adoption among brands seeking performance without the guesswork."
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