Hyperlayer raises £30m from CDAM and other investors to expand engineering teams and international operations.
The funding round was led by CDAM with participation from Mouro Capital, Iona Star, Flintlock Capital, and Susquehanna Private Equity Investments.
Share allotment filed at Companies House
Hyperlayer provides modular financial technology that allows banks, wealth managers, and merchants to launch new products without replacing core systems. The London-based company powers advanced account features, rewards programmes, and wealth management tools.
Hyperlayer has secured £30m in a funding round led by global equity specialist CDAM. The capital injection also drew participation from Mouro Capital, Iona Star, and Flintlock Capital, alongside previous backer Susquehanna Private Equity Investments, LLLP.
The company will direct the proceeds towards expanding its product and engineering teams, as well as driving international growth. This financing ranks among the largest early stage European fintech rounds since 2024, reflecting sustained demand for modular financial infrastructure.
The firm currently collaborates with tier-one global banks to deliver features such as programmable accounts and loyalty programmes. Management plans to use the new backing to scale operations across retail banking, commercial banking, and wealth management markets worldwide.
Investor perspective
"The Hyperlayer team has proven product-market fit in a very short space of time and there’s clear demand for their unique tech. The sophistication of their platform gives them first-mover advantage over competitors and makes them a compelling addition to our portfolio. We’re looking forward to supporting the next stage of their growth."
Scott Davies
Founder and CIO, CDAM
Use of funds
- 01Continue product development
- 02Expand into international markets
Investors
Scott Davies
CDAM
Mouro Capital
Iona Star
Flintlock Capital
Susquehanna Private Equity Investments, LLLP
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About the company
Hyperlayer
Hyperlayer provides modular financial technology that enables institutions to launch new products without replacing core systems.