Participated · Equity · Jan 2026

AAZZUR offers a one-stop orchestration layer that enables non-bank brands and platforms to embed a broad range of financial services—including banking, cards, lending and wealth offerings—through a single integration. The company positions itself as the most cost-effective and rapid route for partners to launch financial features, eliminating heavy operational burdens. Management reports strong year-on-year revenue growth, although absolute figures were not disclosed. With the new capital, AAZZUR plans to deepen its product use cases, expand go-to-market activities, and solidify category leadership in embedded finance. Upcoming initiatives include broader vertical coverage across financial products and more aggressive customer acquisition and partnership development. The firm aims to become the premier orchestration hub for fintech integrations, making it easier for brands to boost customer value through embedded finance.

Participated · Equity · Oct 2023

Circadian Technologies provides an Energy Management System (EMS) delivered as both hardware and Software-as-a-Service to solar developers and asset owners. Its platform supports design, sales, financing, operation, and maintenance of solar and storage systems. The company focuses on grid-challenged emerging markets, particularly in African countries. Circadian has partnered with Nigeria's Royal Power & Energy to deploy solar and storage installations across 50 bank branches. The firm intends to use new funding to expand its SaaS data platform functionality and scale operations to meet demand. Its technology aims to accelerate the transition from fossil fuels to renewables for commercial and industrial customers in frontier markets.

Participated · Seed · Feb 2023

Greenspark operates an Impact-as-a-Service platform that enables companies to create positive impact at key business touchpoints, track its growth, and communicate it effectively to customers and stakeholders. The system focuses on lifting client business objectives such as customer engagement, product sales, order value, and loyalty. Through direct integrations with e-commerce platforms, payment providers, and marketing suites, businesses can offer tangible climate actions such as planting trees, preventing ocean-bound plastic, and offsetting carbon emissions on behalf of their audience. Led by CEO Lenny Leemann and based in London, Greenspark raised £1M in Seed funding. The company intends to use the funds to accelerate growth, expand operations and its business reach.

Participated · Seed · Feb 2022

Wegaw develops a climate tech solution that combines satellite imagery with AI and machine learning to deliver datasets and economic insights for predicting future renewable energy production from space. Its products are used to plan and operate renewable energy assets and help balance the grid alongside existing infrastructure. The company reports operations in five countries and delivers data to 15 clients and more than 30 power plants without additional infrastructure investment. Wegaw works with government bodies and national agencies to support CO2 reduction and Net Zero efforts. The startup intends to further develop its product and expand commercially into new markets using the newly raised funds. In 2016 Wegaw was founded in Morges by Daniel Meppiel and Ion Padilla.

Participated · Seed · Sep 2021

Sprinque provides a white-label pay-by-invoice solution that merchants can embed via API plugins (Magento, Prestashop, WooCommerce). The platform performs instant fraud and credit risk assessments (reported +90% approval rate) and issues revolving credit lines buyers can use for multiple purchases. Sprinque takes on defaults and fraud risk and pays merchants when the final invoice is issued, automating the end-to-end pay-by-invoice process. Its offering is positioned to raise conversion and retention for B2B e-commerce sellers. The company cites strong market tailwinds as B2B payments topped an estimated $900 billion in 2021 and are forecast to exceed $1.6 trillion by 2028. Reported plans include further expansion of the pay-by-invoice solution across Europe and in core merchant markets of Germany, Spain, and the Netherlands. Sprinque provides a white-labeled B2B payments platform that lets merchants and marketplaces offer Pay by Invoice with net payment terms online without taking on additional risk or increasing operational overhead. On the buyer end the platform performs real-time fraud and credit risk assessments and achieves a +95% approval rate when buyers create accounts or select Pay by Invoice at checkout. When approved, Sprinque issues a revolving credit line that buyers can use for multiple purchases and pays the merchant when the final invoice is issued, assuming the default risk. The solution can be fully embedded via APIs and through Magento, Prestashop and WooCommerce plugins, or operated offline via a Merchant Control Center. The company is led by CTO Manoj Tutika, CPO Mark Holleman, and CEO Juan Espinosa. Sprinque intends to use the new funding to expand its Pay by Invoice solution across Europe. Sprinque offers a digital checkout infrastructure that aims to make B2B transactions as frictionless as consumer e‑commerce, delivered as a single‑integration SaaS. Its checkout supports business-specific options such as net 30/60/90 terms, split payments, milestone payments and Pay by Bank. The platform automates payment workflows and includes an option for merchants to get instantly paid. The team positions the product to serve B2B marketplaces and merchants moving to digital channels, citing rapid marketplace growth in Europe. Sprinque was founded in 2021 by Juan Espinosa (CEO), Manoj Tutika (CTO) and Mark Holleman (CPO), who met at Antler Amsterdam. The company has a waiting list of prospective clients and plans to use the funding to build out the product and onboard those first customers.