The investment round was led by dmg Ventures with backing from QVentures and private family office investors.
"QVentures gave us access to a much broader range of capital than we would have been able to draw from without their support. This enabled us to raise more capital, quicker, from an investor base that is able to bring a more diverse source of value. We found the level of service and support they offered to be exemplary allowing us to maintain focus on our business."
The London based personal money app secured the capital as part of a £6.1m seed round.
"A significant proportion of the UK population would like to be involved in cryptocurrencies, but face barriers in terms of being able to transact confidently and knowledgeably in a safe, familiar environment. We address these barriers to participation and empower everybody to take part in the new era of digital currencies. Working with AIN has given us unparalleled access to world class strategic investors and a streamlined fundraising process. This will allow us to accelerate growth and continue focusing on building the best product we can for our customers."
The funding round was led by GV and will be used to expand the company assurance platform and launch insurance products.
"At a time of ongoing uncertainty, our goal is to provide confidence in a sector notorious for struggling to stick to deadlines or budgets. By using some of the most powerful machine learning capabilities in the world to analyse what worked and what didn’t in past projects, we can help our customers work out what’s going to derail their own initiatives, and stop problems happening before they even appear."
Triple Point Ventures led the pre-series A round, which will help expand the company's platform across the UK and Europe.
"At GripAble, we know this market better than anyone and understand that any solution must be therapist driven and must allow them to engage and empower their patients to self-manage beyond standard therapy hours. This need for remote therapy has been greatly accelerated by COVID-19."