The seed round was led by Notion Capital and Triple Point Ventures to support team growth and clinical service expansion.
"Although there is 8x more spent on assisted reproductive technology (ART, including IVF, IUI, ICSI, etc) in Europe over the US, there are three unicorn companies in the US and none in Europe. It’s clear that there is a massive opportunity for a team with commitment to better outcomes to make a significant impact. We believe we have found this in Fertifa and are excited to see what can be achieved."
Triple Point Private Credit provided the three-year revolving facility to help the insurtech reach a broader customer base.
"We have held conversations with Marshmallow’s management for some time about how we may help them with their funding requirements and are excited to be working with a management team that have successfully launched and scaled an insurance business so impressively,"
— Gavin Maitland Smith, Head of Structured Finance
Love Ventures and Portfolio Ventures contributed to the seed round to support product development.
"it's crazy that there's been no single source of instant employment and income data verification until now. This is especially pressing given the huge variety and volume of companies crying out for this crucial data validation when helping customers take on life's big events; whether it's getting a job, house, credit, or anything in between. We believe there's no one better positioned to build this upstream aggregation platform than Chris and the exceptional team he's assembled at Konfir."
The investment round was co-led by Aviva Ventures, YZR Capital, Oxford Capital, Triple Point Ventures and Simplyhealth Ventures to fund US expansion and new product development.
"Our investment in Scan.com is a statement of our intent to invest in promising young digital and tech firms – they are growing rapidly, have a unique customer proposition and are already leading the way on medical imaging services in the UK. We are really excited to support Scan.com’s development and growth."
The funding round was led by JamJar Investments and will support the opening of new locations in Twickenham and High Wycombe.
"The founding idea is simple – that opportunities are not evenly accessible to all talented people in the country, because we have assumed for so long that co-locating in city offices is a necessary precondition to success,"
