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Guy's and St Thomas' Charity led the funding round to support the rollout of the health-focused discount platform.
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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 16 October 2026.
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Guy's and St Thomas' Charity led the funding round to support the rollout of the health-focused discount platform.

Ananda Impact Ventures and 24Haymarket led the Series A round to support product expansion and team growth.
"The team at DrDoctor have never been busier as we work to help our NHS Trusts break the backlog in care that has been created by the havoc of Covid-19. Having the backing of Ananda Impact Ventures and 24Haymarket will help us meet the tremendous demand that now exists for our services as care and patient communication goes digital. We are delighted to have their support."
The company completed the largest convertible round in UK crowdfunding history in under 48 hours.
"This round means big things for Chip. The growth we’ve seen this year has been incredible, but it’s time to take the business to the next level. Right now we are presented with a huge opportunity to capture a slice of Europe’s €30 trillion savings market that’s ripe for disruption, and Chip is poised ready to accelerate and dominate this space as a market-defining savings and wealth management app."
The company has also joined the 2020 Techstars accelerator programme.
"We are so pleased to be a part of such a well respected and prestigious accelerator. Techstars 2020 marks the next stage in our development as we continue to see huge growth in our business and increased opportunity in the industry. We are looking forward to being able to continue to empower experience providers, delivering beautifully simple management solutions so they can focus on creating outstanding experiences."
Heartcore Capital led the pre-seed round, which included backing from various industry executives and angels.
"We know that people are actively looking for simpler, faster new ways to shop and we’ve seen it first hand: Weezy only just opened for business, and already we’ve had hundreds of signups without having publicised our launch. Those signups are more than doubling week on week. In the current climate it has become less viable, and even less appealing, for consumers to visit stores."