Participated · Equity · May 2026

Rep AI provides a unified, agentic AI platform for ecommerce that spans behavioral intent detection on arrival through personalized sales guidance, conversion optimization, and post-purchase support. The platform is built on proprietary behavioral AI and large language models, and it ingests each brand’s voice and product knowledge to deliver shared shopper intelligence across marketing, CX, and sales teams. Rep AI counts customers including Proof Wallets, VIBAe, K2, Unclaimed Baggage, Satya Jewelry, HigherDOSE, OLLY, Cloth & Paper, Bikes Online, and NutraBio. The company plans to use its latest $6.2 million follow-on funding to accelerate product innovation, expand market reach, and support enterprise growth. Rep AI is backed by Silicon Road Ventures, Osage Venture Partners, Flashpoint Venture Capital, and Zendesk, and it previously raised an $8.2 million Series A in August 2024.

Led · Debt Financing · May 2026

Fintech Farm was founded by three Ukrainians and is co-founded by monobank co-founder Dmytro Dubilet. The company operates in six markets: India, Vietnam, Azerbaijan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Morocco, and serves more than 3.5 million users. It has pursued rapid expansion in India, raising $32 million in 2024 with portions of that funding supporting Ukrainian team salaries. The latest financing is a $15 million debt facility from Flashpoint Fund earmarked to scale operations in India and Vietnam. The lender is not taking equity, a structure the company says helps it grow while preserving its ownership. Fintech Farm continues to focus on scaling its presence across emerging markets.

Led · Seed · Apr 2026

INXY Payments builds payments infrastructure that connects digital assets and traditional banking rails to enable crypto acceptance, conversion, and global payouts for businesses. The company focuses on stablecoin-based cross-border payments, targeting faster and more efficient transactions. It recently raised $7 million in seed funding (including a $4 million tranche led by Flashpoint) to scale operations. INXY plans to use the capital to enhance its product, obtain additional licences and grow in key international markets. The company’s funding round was positioned against rising market demand for stablecoin payments; no revenue, user metrics or valuation were disclosed in the articles.

Led · Debt Financing · Dec 2025

ANNA Money (Absolutely No Nonsense Admin Limited) offers an all-in-one software and banking platform that integrates business accounts, invoicing, payroll, taxes and other administrative functions. Its core feature, the AI-driven Auto Accountant, automates VAT filing, expense categorisation and tax submissions, enabling a single human accountant to oversee up to 12,000 businesses. The product is designed for UK small businesses, freelancers and, increasingly, landlords who will fall under new Making Tax Digital (MTD) requirements. More than 100,000 UK SMEs have already used ANNA’s services. The company plans to channel new funds into scaling its Auto Accountant, expanding customer support, and preparing for expected MTD-driven demand. Founded by Eduard Panteleev and Boris Diakonov and headquartered in London, ANNA positions itself at the intersection of fintech and SaaS, targeting efficiency gains for the self-employed and small enterprises.

Participated · Equity · Dec 2025

Algori is a Madrid-based purchase and behavioural data platform serving the fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector. It collects physical and digital receipts through its consumer apps and uses a proprietary AI classification engine to transform every line item into SKU-level, retailer-specific data. The resulting dataset gives manufacturers and retailers timely visibility into full basket composition, store-level pricing shifts, purchase missions and shopper leakage, filling the gaps left by traditional household panels of 4,000–20,000 participants. Customers use Algori’s insights to inform distribution, pricing, promotions, assortment and category strategies across increasingly consolidated European retail markets. The company plans to expand its shopper panel into Poland, Germany and France, followed by Latin America, while also broadening behavioural data collection and rolling out new AI-driven insight tools. Including the latest growth capital round, Algori has raised a total of €7.5 million to date.