The extension round brings total funding to £55m and will support expansion across the UK and Europe.
"With Suzuki Global Ventures and Marubeni Ventures joining our growing portfolio of major automotive investors, we can accelerate our ambitious plans to be the dominant payment platform for car dealers in the UK and across Europe."
The seed round was led by Castle Island Ventures to support the rollout of a hybrid Layer-2 network powered by Bitcoin and Ethereum.
"We’re thrilled to have the support of such esteemed investors who share our vision for the future of Web3 innovation by combining the best of Bitcoin and Ethereum."
The round was co-led by Inven Capital, 2150, and AENU to accelerate fleet expansion and software development.
"Travelling by bus or coach doesn’t have to be rubbish. It should be possible to deliver an experience that beats a car – because someone else is doing the driving so you can have your time back – but that requires a relentless focus on the passenger experience. Things like live tracking that actually works, super-simple pricing, easy ticket changes and near-perfect reliability."
The seed round was co-led by Sequoia Capital and TQ Ventures to support infrastructure expansion and beta scaling.
"The reality is that if you come from a distressed country, the global banking system will discriminate against you and label you as a “high risk client” and in most cases refuse to serve you simply because of where you come from. I have seen the impact of that unfair exclusion myself, and my loved ones have suffered because of this. We had to do something and innovate a better and more inclusive way of risk assessment in order for us to serve the people who desperately need access to safe financial service while making sure we comply with regulations."