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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 1 August 2026.
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£158B
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£6.0M
Eunice secures £6m in seed and pre-seed funding led by Moonfire Ventures and Speedinvest to expand due diligence infrastructure.

The London startup raised the capital from Moonfire Ventures, Speedinvest and Openspace Ventures to scale its compliance and monitoring technology.
"When decision-making in alternative assets is opaque, risk doesn’t disappear – it just becomes invisible until it isn’t. As these markets grow more complex and more visible, institutions need to show not just what they decided, but how. We’re building the infrastructure that makes that process structured, transparent and defensible – without stripping away professional judgement."
£22.4M
Origin raises £22.4m in Series A+ funding led by Notion Capital to scale its benefits intelligence platform.
Notion Capital led the Series A+ round to accelerate platform development and international partnerships.
"The biggest barrier in global benefits has always been the lack of a single source of truth. It is a problem we have been trying to solve for fifteen years, and it simply was not possible without AI. That is the unlock that makes it possible to digitise one of the most inefficient areas of enterprise spend. Benefits data is complex, scattered, inconsistent, and constantly changing, exactly the kind of problem AI can solve. Origin creates the first trusted source of truth for benefits information, giving organisations visibility into their total global spend for the first time, so they can optimise it, run benefits operations far more efficiently, and deliver a better experience to employees everywhere."
£900K
Fuel Ventures led the financing round, which will accelerate sales growth and national expansion across the property sector.
"Estate agents are already generating huge volumes of inbound demand, but too much of it is being missed because teams simply can’t be available everywhere, all the time."
£4.5M
The investment was led by YFM Equity Partners and will be used to expand the team and accelerate product development.
"TiPJAR was created to give the hospitality industry a fair, transparent and reliable way to manage tips, and to help meet evolving tipping legalisation, increasing demands for transparency and changing consuming behaviour. Over the past seven years, we’ve grown rapidly and established ourselves as the market leader in this space – so much so that no other tipping-focused platform has attracted this level of financial backing."





