• Buck4Bug

  Participated · Seed · Mar 2026

  Buck4Bug operates a bug bounty marketplace where companies open systems for testing and ethical hackers hunt for vulnerabilities and receive rewards. In its first 12 months the startup assembled a community of over 200 ethical hackers and onboarded more than 40 paying clients. The company generated €130k in early revenue during that period. Buck4Bug leverages AI as part of its platform and positions itself to capture growing demand driven by regulations like DORA and NIS2. The startup is tapping into the rapidly expanding cybersecurity market. The article does not provide details on staffing, founding year, or location.

• WhiteBridge

  Participated · Seed · Mar 2026

  WhiteBridge began as a platform for digital footprint audits and reputation monitoring, aggregating and verifying public data across dozens of sources. It has expanded into a broader people search and research engine designed to help users validate information about others with reliable context. The platform turns fragmented public signals into actionable insights intended to improve professional and personal decision-making. The company highlights use cases including sales and partnership preparation, vendor and partner validation, and third-party screening of digitally active adults. WhiteBridge was founded in 2024 in Vilnius by Tomas Martūnas, Irmantas Motiejūnas, Justinas Barauskas, and Paulius Taraškevičius. Following its seed raise, the company will invest in product development, additional data provider connections, and improving the transparency and reliability of its insights.

• Tingit

  Participated · Equity · Feb 2026

  Founded in 2024, Tingit has built a digital repair marketplace where users upload photos or videos of damaged items and receive instant, AI-generated quotes that have been verified by skilled craftspeople. The platform’s algorithm detects defects, identifies the appropriate specialist, and estimates price and turnaround time, while logistics are handled through automatically generated parcel-locker labels. Tingit positions itself as a “longevity protocol,” aiming to embed repair services into everyday commerce through partnerships with fashion brands and e-commerce platforms. In its first year, the company established operations in Lithuania and expanded into France, connecting a network of more than 100 makers across Lithuania, France, and Poland. Over 14,000 customers have already appraised items worth more than €9 million on the service, with handbag and sneaker restorations leading demand and growing traction in appliances, audio gear, eyewear, and luggage. The business is driven by both environmental goals—reducing overconsumption—and the emotional value users place on repairing cherished belongings. To date Tingit has secured €2.02 million in external funding, providing capital to scale its offering throughout the European Union.

• Copla

  Participated · Series A · Feb 2026

  Copla is a European regtech company founded in 2023 that delivers Information and Communication Technology (ICT) compliance infrastructure for banks, fintechs and other regulated financial institutions. Its software translates complex regulations—including DORA, the EU AI Act and the Cyber Resilience Act—into guided workflows, automatically tracks assets, vendors, risks and controls, and stores audit evidence to replace static spreadsheet processes. The system is supplemented by in-house and fractional CISO expertise and a European partner network to assist with audits, risk assessments and broader governance needs. Copla is also building Copla Bridge, a new layer that allows partners and multi-entity organisations to oversee compliance across several subsidiaries from a single view. The company intends to use fresh capital to deepen product capabilities, grow its team and expand into markets beyond the EU. No revenue, customer or other operating metrics were disclosed in the articles.

• Axiology

  Participated · Seed · Feb 2026

  Axiology is building capital-markets infrastructure that unifies issuance, custody, trading, and settlement of digital fixed-income and other securities on a private, permissioned distributed ledger. Holding one of the EU DLT Pilot Regime’s most comprehensive DLT Trading and Settlement System licences, the company can run multiple stages of the securities lifecycle inside one regulated environment, using European stablecoins for atomic, near-instant settlement. Since beginning operations in September 2025, it has launched a securities depository, shareholder registry management, and a Multilateral Trading Facility already connected to brokers. Its registry service records more than €21 million in shares across Lithuania, and its depository is used by crowdfunding platforms to structure debt as bonds. Axiology is collaborating with Lithuania’s Ministry of Finance to issue digital-native Government Defence Bonds that could be distributed across the European Economic Area. Future plans include broadening tokenised-securities capabilities, expanding geographically, and integrating with wholesale CBDC pilots such as the ECB’s Appia and Pontes projects as well as TARGET2. The company has raised €7 million to date.

No current team members are available.