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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 31 July 2026.

Debt
£5.0M

The alternative lender has backed the payments fintech to support its growth across domestic and international markets.

"Total Processing has a proven business model and as the business continues to scale, it still looks likely to deliver the triple digit growth it has seen year-on-year, which is incredibly impressive; the momentum is almost tangible."
— Ryan Sorby, Principal
Debt
£400K

The Lancashire software firm has raised a £400k debt package comprising Rosebud backing and CBILS support to accelerate the growth of its Sentinel platform.

"After launching Sentinel, we quickly recognised that we needed financial support to build on its early success. We sought a partner that recognised our position in the market, offered suitable rates and could support us through the coronavirus pandemic."
— Richard Stephenson, CEO
Debt
£305M

The funding comprises a £200m securitisation facility and £105m in junior debt.

"It is largely unprecedented for a start-up to sign such significant credit facilities with institutional partners. That we’ve been able to do so is a powerful endorsement of our business proposition and the brand that Free2 plans to develop."
— Jamie Robinson, Chief Capital Officer
Debt
£5.0M

Caple has provided an unsecured eight-year loan to support the healthtech company's domestic and international growth.

"Many successful businesses are growing by developing intangible assets such as intellectual property or services. However, while banks can lend against the tangible assets in a business, they can only do so up to the value of those physical assets available as collateral. After that, they cannot help."
— Sean Brophy, Country Manager, UK
Debt
£100K

The Lancashire-based lead generation firm secured the debt financing to establish a new office and increase marketing spend.

"At GC Business Finance, we are passionate about helping growing businesses to really establish themselves in the market. Get Work has developed at an extraordinary pace in which we have been really impressed and its recent partnership with Google shows their credibility and growth potential. We fully believe in Get Work and their online platform and hope that with our funds they can scale up their operations and help even more tradespeople across the country."
— Mark Gibbons, Senior Loan Manager