Led · Series A · Jan 2026

Finst operates a regulated crypto platform that emphasizes low trading fees, robust security and a broad suite of services including trading, custody, staking and seamless fiat conversion. The company is authorized by the Dutch Authority for Financial Markets (AFM), providing it with an official license to serve both retail and institutional users. Currently active in 30 European countries, Finst seeks to position itself as a pan-European player in digital assets. With its latest funding, management plans to broaden staking coverage with market-leading interest rates, increase the number of supported assets, and introduce new platform features. The roadmap also includes additional product lines tailored to both retail and professional users. To date, the company has attracted €15 million in total capital, underlining growing investor confidence in its model. No user or revenue figures were disclosed in the article.

Led · Equity · Oct 2025

Founded in 2019, Eir Insurance operates a fully licensed, white-label insurance platform that leverages open APIs, automated processes, and AI to deliver flexible, embedded insurance products. Its offering includes automated claims handling, adjustable policy terms, and transparent service aimed at retail and SME customers. The company positions partners at the forefront of customer relationships while it manages underwriting and technology in the background. Eir currently operates in Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Germany, Greece, France, Italy, Spain, and the Netherlands, and holds cross-border licences in several additional EU countries. The firm has generated more than SEK 1 billion in gross written premiums, marking a 73% year-over-year increase. With fresh capital, Eir plans to broaden its product range, deepen technical integrations, and strengthen its balance sheet for new distributor and reinsurer relationships. Management remains focused on disciplined risk selection and sustainable, pan-European growth.

Led · Equity · Aug 2025

Deftpower is an Arnhem, The Netherlands-based company operating an AI-supported SaaS platform for EV charging. The company offers an AI-powered EV charging platform used to manage and optimize charging. It announced a €12.5M raise in its latest funding round led by Endeit Capital. The funding is earmarked to expand the platform across Europe. The article does not disclose operating metrics, valuation, or detailed financial terms. No additional investors or instruments were listed in the coverage. Deftpower offers a seamless and intuitive charging platform that captures available untapped capacities and converts them into economic and ecological value. The product integrates those capacities into the energy grid through smart charging algorithms and vehicle-to-grid optimization. The company’s stated strategy is to acquire the most flexible capacity assets to maximize commercial and impact potential in the growing EV and energy market. Investors describe the team, led by Jacob van Zonneveld, Marc Diks, and Remco Tjeerdsma, as experienced and having built successful companies before. 4impact capital highlighted the superior product and clear strategy and has joined Deftpower’s founder community. No revenue or user metrics were disclosed in the article.

Participated · Series B · Jun 2025

Treefera is an AI-enabled data fabric company that provides first‑mile supply chain visibility and resilience. The company's proprietary platform analyzes spatial and temporal data in near real time to deliver sourcing, risk and compliance insights. It synthesizes complex datasets into defensible, plot‑level insights to mitigate operational and environmental risks and improve efficiency across complex global supply chains. Treefera serves enterprises across North America, APAC, Latin America, Europe and the UK. Founded in 2022 and based in London, the company is led by CEO and founder Jonathan Horn. Following the Series B, Treefera plans to use the funds to drive go‑to‑market acceleration and deepen its first‑mile insights, risk and compliance capabilities. Treefera provides an AI-powered data management platform that integrates satellite, drone and ground data at scale and overlays AI algorithms to deliver continuous monitoring, assurance, and risk evaluation. The platform delivers insights and assurances on commodity provenance, deforestation risk, carbon credits, carbon removal, and supply chain sustainability, and integrates with client analytics via an API. It aggregates high volumes of environmental and forestry data, covering jurisdictions (countries and large regions) and more than 500 registered forest projects and harvest sites. Clients include project developers, biochar producers, registries, financial services operating in the carbon credit market, bioenergy and biofuel companies, and supply chain businesses. Treefera has signed partnerships with Anew Climate, ACCIONA, and Maple Credits. The company intends to use the funds to expand operations and broaden its business reach; it was co-founded by Jonathan Horn and Caroline Grey and is based in London, UK. Treefera builds an AI-enabled data platform that provides transparent datasets about specific forests and their associated carbon credits. The company sources data from high-resolution satellite imagery, drone-based lidar and initial partner clients to infer tree size, health and carbon estimates. Treefera emphasizes capturing and disclosing uncertainty in its measurements so buyers can understand and price risk. The founders, Jonathan Horn and Caroline Grey, started the company last year after observing failures in credit verification. Treefera says it does not trade credits and aims to supply independent data for buyers and sellers. The startup plans to focus initially on the U.S. and Canada and to use AI to expand and scale its forest data coverage.

Led · Equity · Apr 2025

Klara provides a digital platform that enables companies to industrialise skills development for deskless and frontline workers. The software halves typical onboarding time from six months to three while supporting continuous upskilling and performance tracking. It equips managers and C-suite executives with tools to quantify the return on learning investments, positioning workforce development as a measurable business driver. Current enterprise customers include Safran, Carrefour, Saint-Gobain and OTIS. With investor interest growing around technologies that serve the 80 % of workers who are deskless, Klara aims to become the go-to solution for scalable and inclusive skills growth. The company plans to expand its commercial and product teams and introduce new AI-powered features to deepen productivity gains, funded by its latest capital raise.