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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 18 September 2026.
Announcements
2,178
Total raised
£9.5B
disclosed amounts
This month
£15.4M
raised so far
The London startup secured £900k from backers including Ecclesiastical and Lord Michael Spencer to expand its cashless donation platform.
"We are very excited to be unlocking digital donations so these charities can continue to make hugely positive contributions to society."
The seed round was led by Episode1 with backing from Seedcamp, Cambridge Enterprise, and January Ventures to fund DNA testing kits and platform development.
"We urgently need more people contributing to medical science, but the gap between those wanting to take part and actually knowing how to is huge. The scientific community has long relied on time-starved doctors signposting patients to clinical trials which just isn’t an effective way to get decent levels of participation. The pandemic has added further challenges, as many patients with rare and chronic diseases are unable to safely leave home."
Force Over Mass led the seed round for the privacy-first advertising platform.
"Our vision for Glimpse Protocol is to set new standards for privacy in advertising, becoming the kitemark that consumers can trust. This investment enables us to roll out our technology that delivers valuable, effective advertising while respecting consumer privacy. With consumers, regulators and tech giants taking action on data privacy, the digital advertising industry is seeking a solution that can weather technical changes and increasingly stringent privacy requirements. Unlike our competitors, who offer partial stopgaps, Glimpse Protocol provides a uniquely clear vision of how the problem can and must be tackled."
Turquoise backs carbon-negative mobility app SKOOT through the Low Carbon Innovation Fund 2.
"We were impressed by the SKOOT team who are already proven entrepreneurs. SKOOT has advantages of safety, cost, environmental impact and regulation compared with taxis. The platform is already built and robust and we see potential for large scale and international expansion of this innovative business."
XBTO led the seed round to support pilot programmes and regulatory preparations for Nayms.
"This pilot represents a small but significant milestone for Nayms as we move into 2021 with accelerating traction. It is our belief that the problem of scaling insurance protection for the digital asset space will be solved through a collaboration between regulated underwriters/brokers and capital markets. Nayms is building the infrastructure to facilitate this collaboration."
