£25.0M
Zilo secured £25m in Series A funding from institutional backers to support its technology platform.

The oversubscribed round was backed by Fidelity International Strategic Ventures, Portage, State Street Corporation and Citi.
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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.
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The oversubscribed round was backed by Fidelity International Strategic Ventures, Portage, State Street Corporation and Citi.
The oversubscribed round will support product development and international expansion for the asset management software provider.
"We are focusing on empowering financial service institutions to remove outdated legacy technologies and dramatically improve the cost efficiencies of their operations by using ZILO™ to transform to a modern digital solution supporting existing fund structures, new digital assets and improving client experiences."
The financing round was led by Autotech Ventures to accelerate the firm expansion across European markets.
"We want to be the dominant payment platform for car dealers across Europe. We’ll do it by providing a no-brainer solution, one that gives their customers the ultimate flexibility in making the necessary payments to keep their cars on the road. We are proud of the growth journey we have been on over the last 9 years and the endorsement of investment from InMotion Ventures and Porsche is a hugely positive moment for the business."
The Development Bank of Wales backed the round to help scale open banking tools addressing financial vulnerability.
"We understand the financially vulnerable like no one else. We have engaged with regulators, lenders, and borrowers to create a platform that meets the needs of this under-served eco-system. Using our technology, we are proud of what we have delivered and how consumers are benefiting from it"
The financing round featured participation from Kraken Ventures, Fabric Ventures, and Arca.
"This investment underscores the confidence our investors have in Fiat Republic’s vision and the future trajectory of the company in the financial space. With our newly acquired Dutch EMI licence, Fiat Republic will now operate across the entire European Union, providing e-money and payment services. Passporting from the reputable and credible jurisdiction of the Netherlands not only boosts our legitimacy in the traditional finance world but also highlights our commitment to high compliance standards, security, and close collaboration with regulators. This move, to me, also signals that the Netherlands is open for business ahead of the upcoming MiCA regulation."