Participated · Series A · Jul 2026

Tasklet develops a cloud-based platform that lets organizations delegate daily workflows to AI agents that connect to various software applications and data sources. Its agents can autonomously perform tasks such as research, report generation, CRM updates, email classification, and data processing. The platform supports continuously running agents that take responsibility for ongoing workflows rather than only one-off tasks. Tasklet was founded by Andrew Lee and Jonny Dimond. The company has attracted investors including Union Square Ventures, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Y Combinator, Jeff Dean, and Stripe founders Patrick and John Collison, and recently drew participation from Oleka Capital.

Participated · Series A · Apr 2026

Wamo provides a unified financial operating platform for SMEs, combining multi-currency business accounts, cards, invoicing, expense management, and embedded lending within a single product. The company integrates real-time banking, payments, and operational data to enable faster, data-driven underwriting and is incorporating AI and automation across its platform. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in Helsinki and London, Wamo is licensed as a pan-European electronic money institution by the Finnish Financial Supervisory Authority. Its platform serves more than 15,000 customers, with adoption having tripled over the past 12 months and strong growth in Southern Europe, Italy, and the Nordics. With the new Series A funding, Wamo plans to accelerate geographic expansion, further develop AI-enabled features, and scale its embedded lending and digital banking offerings.

Led · Series A · Nov 2025

Onlayer offers a unified, AI-driven platform that automates merchant onboarding, continuously monitors merchant portfolios, and handles PCI-DSS compliance for financial institutions and enterprises. Its software combines merchant acquisition, real-time monitoring, anti-money-laundering (AML) and fraud controls, compliance workflows, and data-driven analytics in a single environment. The company’s solutions aim to help customers mitigate risk, meet regulatory requirements, and uncover growth opportunities. Headquartered in Ankara, it maintains offices in London, Dubai, and Saudi Arabia, and currently serves clients in 12 countries. Management plans to deploy new capital to expand further across the MENA and Asia-Pacific regions. The funding will also be used to enhance the platform’s AI-powered risk, compliance, and performance modules.

Participated · Equity · Nov 2025

EasyCep acquires, refurbishes and resells electronic devices through an omnichannel network of more than 300 physical locations across Turkey while also partnering with retailers, e-commerce platforms, OEMs and mobile operators. Every product is sold with a 12-month warranty and after-sales support, helping consumers access reliable, lower-cost technology and extending product lifecycles to curb e-waste. The company recently introduced EasyCep Express, a franchise model that integrates second-hand phone shopkeepers into its system, boosting local merchants’ revenue and expanding EasyCep’s supply reach. Although smartphones remain its primary category, EasyCep is now refurbishing computers, tablets, game consoles and smart-home appliances. International operations are underway in Qatar, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, where the firm has also struck refurbishment partnerships with Xiaomi. The business positions itself at the intersection of affordability and sustainability, aiming to elevate customer experience while scaling its franchise network. Fresh capital from the latest round is earmarked to accelerate these growth initiatives.