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

Series C
£1.7M

The smart money app secured the initial funding target within eight hours from over 3700 participants.

"I want to thank our 3700 investors for joining Plum in its journey with this new round of crowdfunding. I am thrilled to see that our campaign has secured such good traction in a short amount of time and I am excited for what is yet to come."
— Victor Trokoudes, CEO and co-founder
Series C
$55.0M

The funding round was backed by existing investors alongside new participant Nexi, with proceeds earmarked for international expansion and product development.

"Under the current market conditions, to have attracted investment from a leading PLC like Nexi is testament to the robust business we have built at GoHenry since we launched 10 years ago. As digital payments become the norm, more families are looking for solutions to help their kids and teens interact with and understand how to manage money in a cashless world. We’re delighted to welcome Nexi to our board and to have strengthened our relationship with Edison and Revaia with this raise as we collectively continue to transform financial education for kids and teens across the globe."
— Alex Zivoder, CEO at GoHenry Group
Series C
£93.0M

The Manchester-based customer engagement platform secured the capital from investors including GP Bullhound.

"I am delighted to be able to announce the successful completion of our Series C fundraising from leading technology investors. Connex One’s growth rate has been phenomenal; it is a testament to our high-calibre global team and the value that our award-winning platform has created for our customers. I am very much looking forward to the next phase of our journey."
— Nick Mealey, CEO and Co-founder
Series C
£40.0M

The Series C financing comprised £26m in equity led by Anthos Capital and £20m in debt from Mars Capital.

"I am absolutely delighted that less than four months after Railsbank evolved to become Railsr, we have achieved another milestone and closed our Series C, a significant step on our route to profitability."
— Nigel Verdon, CEO and co-founder