Aid:Tech was the the first company in the world to successfully deliver aid to Syrian refugees completely transparently using Blockchain technology.

Founded in 201, the Dublin-based business seeks to create a more equitable global system to deliver welfare, donations, remittances, and healthcare to those in need.

Aid:Tech provides enterprise level solutions to international NGOs, governments and corporates to help them tackle some of most entrenched issues in their fields. By making it possible to deliver digital entitlements through Blockchain technology and Digital Identity, it address some of the largest obstacles in global development, including legal identity, financial inclusion and corruption.

AQMetrics provides integrated capital markets surveillance and compliance solutions to alternative investment management and broker/dealer companies. Through its suite of cloud based solutions, AQMetrics supports a full range of global regulatory reporting for recent and emerging directives including MAD II, MiFID II and the AIFM Directive. The firm also provides a complete reporting solution that enables risk aggregation and is based on OPERA. AQMetrics proprietary risk analytics empowers the automation of traditionally resource-intensive and error-prone processes to ensure intuitive, fast, and cost effective electronic compliance risk management, regulatory reporting and document management.

In January, the Maynooth based RegTech announced it was looking to double headcount and open an office in mainland Europe on the back of a number of recent big contract wins.

Azimo enables payments from Europe to more than 200 countries and territories in more than 80 currencies, reaching more than 5 billion potential customers.

In April 2019 Azimo secured a licence from the Dutch Central Bank to operate its services in the Netherlands. It also opened an office in Amsterdam to grow its share of the market for cross-border payments from Europe, a market valued at over EUR 1 trillion.

Azimo also announced a strategic partnership with leading African payments business Interswitch Group to further enable instant money transfers from 23 countries in Europe to any customer in Nigeria - Azimo’s biggest market.

Eight Polish banks have been in trials since last November with Billon, a Warsaw-headquartered blockchain technology company, which is also an FCA-registered e-money institution. In May, The Polish Credit Office BIK, the largest credit office in Central and Eastern Europe, announced a ground-breaking partnership with Billon to implement a blockchain technology solution to secure access to highly sensitive customer information. The partnership has the potential to to reach more than 24 million people, and provide them with a document management system, cheaper than paper, that is suitable for all their financial, insurance and medical records all in one place.

Bud believes that open banking will fundamentally change the way we think about our money.

The award-winning start-up rebundles the FinTech landscape by making disparate financial services and apps work better together. An app and website, Bud works with consumers, banks and FinTechs to help consumers find and use the most helpful financial products and build their own banking experience.

In October 2017, Bud signed a deal with banking giant HSBC and raised £1.5M from backers including investment bank Investec and Spain's Sabadell Bank. It is in talks with over 40 banks around the world about possible partnerships.

In June 2018, the two-year old business launched The Bud Exchange, Bud.X, to give firms access to its own marketplace featuring P2P lenders such as RateSetter and Zopa, as well as Open Banking infrastructure – letting them set up payments and see a range of accounts on behalf of users.The new portal will be guided by financial and technology companies including Wealthify, Scalable Capital and AJ Bell.

In August 2018, Bud announced it is developing artificially intelligent software that automatically detects when an individual is paying rent and prompts them to get the payments verified. These verified payments are then gathered into a ‘rental profile’ and are able to be shared via API technologies to digital mortgage brokers, banks and other relevant services such as Credit Ladder, and RentalStep, the other winners of the challenge. the goal for their technology is to help people understand the usefulness of the data hidden n their bank and to get more renters with thin credit files approved for mortgages and onto the housing ladder.

Netherlands-based neobank, Bunq, developer of a banking system designed to offer a clean alternative to traditional banking.

Immediate access from a mobile device individuals can setup dedicated bank accounts, request their money back for something they paid upfront for and use one card for multiple bank accounts, enabling businesses to offer debit cards to their employees for them to make real-time payments or turn their smartphones into a mobile contactless payment terminal.

Bunq promotes itself as being “sustainable by default”, because they only invest ethically.

Operator of a fintech firm intended to offer a multitude of retail investment applications. The company's applications offer mobile zero-commission stock and ETFs investing platform, a mobile speculative derivatives trading platform and a platform where people can invest in real cryptocurrencies, enabling users to invest in the financial markets in a more accessible, intuitive and affordable manner.

Insurance-robo-advisor Clark closed the largest Series B financing of any European InsurTech to date in April, led by FinTech investor Portag3 Ventures and transatlantic fund White Star Capital.

Clark enables end customers to manage their insurance portfolios digitally and transparently via their smartphone or computer. Utilizing its innovative robo-technology, customers receive an assessment of their contracts as well as personalized insurance optimizations. Leading digital banks, like N26 and DKB, have also realized the potential of this InsurTech. Over 10 million bank customers in Germany now have access to the digital insurance services of Clark via partnerships. Since its founding in July 2015, Clark has become one of the largest digital insurance players in Europe.

ClauseMatch is an award-winning financial technology company that provides a software-as-a-service platform for smart document management.

The company's platform applies machine learning to help compliance, legal, finance, operations and risk departments to automate impact assessments, streamline the implementation of regulatory change and to collaborate on thousands of documents across the entire organization, enabling companies to standardize and automate processes and workflows across teams, reduce costs, speed up implementation and demonstrate compliance.

They received $2.5 million of debt financing in the form of venture debt funding from Silicon Valley Bank on May 28, 2019. The funds will support the company's continued growth in Europe and Asia.

ClearBank is a next generation UK clearing and agency banking platform built with the customer in mind. The Company’s innovative platform serves FinTech businesses and banks, and offers the UK banking industry’s first and only real-time, straight-through clearing capability.

The company's clearing banking system offers a core banking platform and helps in liquidity management and transaction analysis, enabling businesses and individual customers to move money between different accounts and clear cheques via any authorized UK payment system.

ComplyAdvantage is building the world’s only global AI-driven database of people and companies to power anti-money laundering and financial crime detection.

ComplyAdvantage embraces data science and Machine Learning to analyze risk computationally, and actively identifies tens of thousands of risk events from millions of structured and unstructured data points every day. The company’s configurable cloud services help automate and reduce the frustration of detecting fraud and complying with sanctions, anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-financing of terrorism (CFT) requirements.

In the past year, the London RegTech has grown in annual recurring revenue (ARR) by 300 per cent, has over 400 customers and employs more than 200 people around the world.

Curve is on a mission to simplify the way people spend and save their money. With old banks, new banks, credit cards, travel cards, investment apps, loyalty schemes and more, people are inundated with choice in a fragmented financial world. Backed by a who's who of VCs and fintech influencers, the London-based start-up is solving the problem by combining all of your bank cards into one Curve MasterCard, and all of your banking services into one powerful mobile app. In July 2017, Curve announced Series A funding of $10M from a wide range of investors, including Connect Ventures, Santander InnoVentures and Investec.

Duco’s mission is to change the way the world controls its data. By leveraging intelligent technology with a focus on self-service, we empower anyone in any business to deal with complex data issues. Since launching our data control platform Duco Cube in April 2013, Duco has onboarded businesses on five continents and established offices in New York and Luxembourg. Technology solutions cover a wide range of areas, including data normalisation, migration, regulation and reconciliation, enabling clients to address their strategic data management needs.

Ethereum’s decentralised blockchain and digital currency Ether are becoming widely used tools for building decentralised apps. In January, R3 announced the completion of a distributed ledger experiment involving eleven of the world’s biggest banks, connected on an R3-managed private peer-to-peer distributed ledger underpinned by Ethereum technology.

Developer of a global digital ledger platform designed to track and protect valuable assets. The company's digital ledger uses blockchain technology and a distributed ledger system to reduce fraud-related instances of valuables and generate more leads or provide evidence of compliance to industry standards, enabling manufacturers and jewelry retailers to gain digital asset analysis.

The platform combines a rich forensic approach to identify and track asset provenance to provide confidence in the transparency driven across global supply chains.

The company has raised $30M to date as of July 2020. Post valuation £46.99M as of March 2018.

Featurespace is the world-leader in Adaptive Behavioural Analytics and creator of the ARIC™ platform, a machine learning software system.

The ARIC™ platform uses anomaly detection to analyse complex behavioural data in real time, spotting anomalies to block new fraud attacks as they occur. At the same time, Featurespace recognises genuine customers without blocking their activity. ARIC™ reduces the number of genuine transactions incorrectly identified as fraud by over 70%, enabling businesses to accept more revenue.

Featurespace has deployed the ARIC™ platform to organisations that have services or products deployed in over 180 countries. Customers include Betfair, Vocalink/Zapp, Worldpay, and TSYS, the largest third-party processor of Visa® and MasterCard® credit cards in the U.S.

Dublin-based Fenergo helps institutions manage the end-to-end regulatory onboarding and entity data management processes. In 2015, it received the biggest ever investment in an Irish Tech ($75m).

In September 2017 Fenergo reported a sharp rise in turnover to end March 2017, and announced that it would create 100 new jobs in its push to achieve $100M revenue by 2019. In May 2018, Fenergo announced a strategic partnership with Delta Capita, the international business and technology consulting and managed service provider. This will provide the financial industry with new managed service solutions for solving client onboarding, regulatory compliance, and entity data management challenges.

figo aggregates financial sources from over 3,100 banks and financial institutions to enable innovative services. As Europe’s first “Banking-Service-Provider” figo is PSD2 ready. figo’s “Banking-as-a-Service” platform connects modern services with more than 50m online banking accounts and figo is targeting SEPA in total.

FRISS is the leading expert in the field of fraud, risk & compliance for the insurance industry. We have a unique global footprint with 130+ implementations in over 25 countries. An AI-powered detection solutions for underwriting, claims and SIU, FRISS detects fraud, mitigates risks and supports digital transformation. FRISS solutions are helping over 150 insurers to lower the loss ratio, enable profitable portfolio growth, and improve the customer experience.

Industry analysts have recognized FRISS as the market leader in fraud and risk solutions for P&C insurance companies. The Netherlands-based company received $17.M Series A funding in December 2017 from BlackFin Capital Partners.

Governance.com gives regulated companies total control of their processes, by turning complex and unorganized data into easily accessible actionable information. The platform connects data across the organization, links the data to the underlying documentation and enables collaboration through structured workflows.

The Governance team is drawn from leading organizations such as ABN Amro, JP Morgan, SEB and Fidelity. Their clients span 7 countries across the US and Europe and include Global Tier 1 Banks, Asset Managers, Fund Administrators, Fund Management Companies and other regulated institutions.

Awards & Recognition include: European RegTech100, Most Trusted Risk Compliance Solution Provider 2017, The FinTech50 Hot 10, Luxembourg’s FinTech startup of the year in 2016.

Provider of a digital mortgage platform offering mortgage products from a range of over 90 lenders. The digital mortgage broker has helped over 180,000 homebuyers to source a mortgage or switch to a better rate.

The company's platform makes use of chatbot interfaces and machine learning designed to make the process more efficient, enabling consumers to find the suitable deals for themselves in order to choose lowest to highest monthly payments and to apply for mortgages and avoid overpaying of interest rates and monthly cost.

IDnow provides advanced machine-learning technology for its Identity-as-a-Service platform that can verify identities in real time. The company's solutions guarantee legal security throughout Europe and the highest level of data security. The company provides a legally secure solution without additional hardware in the area of video identification of customers and electronic signatures.

Its customer portfolio includes renowned firms such as Commerzbank, UBS, Sixt neuwagen, Telefónica, and N26.

The company raised EUR 36 million of venture funding in a deal led by Corsair Capital on November 8, 2019. Plug and Play Tech Center also participated in the round.

Buyside mandates include: Identity Trust Management (Mar 21) and Wirecard Communication Services (Sep 20)

Ledger was launched in 2014 by eight experts with complementary backgrounds in embedded security, cryptocurrencies and entrepreneurship, united around the idea of creating secure solutions for blockchain applications. Ledger aims at securing the new disruptive class of crypto assets: Financial assets like cryptocurrencies or Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs), Data assets like sensors, Internet of Things (IoT) devices or machine to machine, and Digital identities like second factor authentication or passwordless login.

Ledger received $75M Series B funding in January 2018 and now has over 80 employees in Paris, Vierzon and San Francisco.

Leveris, has built a core banking and lending platform that aims to provide a cost-effective, flexible and quick-to-market solution for challenger brands and new customer propositions. The platform has six distinct differences:

• Lower cost: Core banking implementations are characterised by high CapEx entry costs, followed by costly ongoing OpEx. Cloud-based platform dramatically reduces both.
• Cloud native: Leveris has built its banking platform specifically for the cloud using modern architecture, open source components and micro-services.
• Speed to market: Launching a challenger banks/products can take years. Leveris claims to do this in months/weeks.
• Marketplace banking: modular and extensible platform runs on micro-services and open APIs meaning clients can implement only the services they want, while also building profitable partnerships with market innovators.
• Lending: The Leveris platform is conceived, designed and built for revenue-positive or cost-neutral operation. Its multi-purpose lending solution is already fully integrated into a new bank. This means the Leveris platform can start making money from day one
• Data monetisation: Leveris monetises data for the bank and for the end consumer. Internet companies such as Facebook and Google make billions of dollars by selling their users’ data. We want customers to be able to share their own data securely with third parties and earn money from it.

Finnish-headquartered Mash leverages advanced proprietary algorithms, machine learning capabilities, and automated platform to deliver superior finance and payments solutions to thousands of customers every day. In December, the fast-growing lender reported average monthly volumes of over two and a half times that of Q1 2017 and three times compared to Q1 2016. The lenders’ pay later solution in Finland is now available in thousands of stores and Mash plans to launch in more markets in 2018.

The Group also expanded its market opportunity with strategic partnerships, including a pan European deal with Verifone to provide pay later solutions at point of sale.

Monese provides instant on-demand UK current accounts and European IBAN accounts in 20 countries regardless of the customer's citizenship.

Monese's breakthrough technology can validate the identity of customers in real time enabling customers to open an account in a matter of minutes, using a mobile app

Revolutionizing banking for expats, digital nomads and new residents as ‘residency restrictions’ imposed by traditional high street banks are one of the single greatest barriers to accessing the banking system when arriving in a new country.

Monzo (previously Mondo), developers of a mobile banking application designed to offer banking services.

The company's application uses smartphone technology to update balances instantly, give intelligent notifications and track day-to-day financial transactions without any usage fees, enabling customers to get a graphical timeline of their overall expenditures and get control over their spending.

Mosaic Smart Data delivers the insight and real-time intelligence that FICC market participants need to increase business opportunities and meet regulatory requirements.

Financial institutions are facing a challenging period in the FICC markets, largely as a result of the constraints from new regulatory initiatives, high fixed costs and a fragmented market structure.

Developer of a data analytics platform designed to harness and analyse trading activity and interactions data. The company's data analytics platform provides granular insight and analysis of client trading flows around core metrics which, include product, instrument and venue to effectively monitor trading behaviour, enabling financial institutions to harness their data intelligently to predict and service their client needs.

The company raised $9 million of Series A venture funding in a deal led by CommerzVentures and Octopus Ventures on April 16, 2019. JPMorgan Chase also participated in the round.

N26 offers mobile banking solutions to customers in the European Union through its subsidiary. It provides international money transfer, investment, overdraft, and cash withdrawal and deposit at stores.

The company's mobile banking services offers online banking that include making and handling of current accounts, fixed accounts and other banking services, enabling customers to manage and control their banking details via a smartphone application in a hassle free way.

The company raised $470 million of Series D2 venture funding in a deal led by Insight Partners on July 18, 2019.

NetGuardians is dedicated to making the world a safer place by developing cutting-edge analytics technology. Named a Gartner Cool Vendor in 2015, NetGuardians is a Swiss FinTech company enabling banks to beat fraud and automate compliance. Its software leverages Big Data to correlate and analyze user behaviors across the entire bank system – not just at the transaction level. NetGuardians has a growing client base in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia, with offices in Switzerland, Singapore, Kenya, and Poland.

Neyber is a financial wellbeing provider that helps UK employees to be better with their money. The London-based business partners with employers to support their workforce’s financial wellbeing with access to affordable, salary-deducted loans and financial education - all at no cost or risk to the employer.

In its 3 years, Neyber has grown exponentially, and now reaches over 1 million employees in over 200 organisations, with workplace financial educational programmes and five borrowing products. In September 2017, it secured a Series C funding round of £100M ($130M) from Goldman Sachs.

At August 2018, Neyber's TrustPilot score stands at 9.4.

OakNorth Bank is a UK bank for small and medium sized companies that provides business and property loans of £0.5-£50 million.

The bank invested in Bright Minds Daycare in December 2019, this investment was valued at £750K.

Onfido, developer of a verification platform intended to automate the identity verification process.

Deploying AI and using Government IDs and facial biometrics to ensure that IDs are a genuine match with the users presenting them. Onfido powers over 1,500 fintech, banking and marketplace clients globally—helping them onboard more users while reducing risk.

The company raised GBP 65.19 million of Series C2 venture funding in a deal led by Salesforce Ventures and SBI Investment in April 2019.

The funds will be used to consolidate the company's core market in the USA, accelerate expansion into high-growth regions including Europe and South-East Asia, as well as advance product development.

Founded in 2015, French Employee Benefits start-up PayFit lets businesses easily enter everything about their employees, allowing them to produce legally compliant paychecks, wire salaries and notify authorities about healthcare or retirement status.

PayFit is cheaper than a third-party firm or a full-fledged HR department. Already sporting hundreds of customers, PayFit provides a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform that helps SMEs to pay their employees.

In July 2018, PayFit announced a partnership with Customer Relationship Management, Sellsy, allowing it to remove unnecessary interactions and change data in real time without going through a third party.

PensionBee has developed an online platform that provides pension plans, pension management and employment history, enabling their customer to track various pension plans and make investment decisions accordingly.

Its features allow customers to track the pension progress and includes a pension calculator to set retirement goals and add new contributions.

Previse, provider of a financial platform designed to analyse contract payments of various entities utilizing artificial intelligence.

The company's platform uses advanced machine learning tools and numerous data points to determine how likely a corporate buyer will be to eventually pay a supplier's invoice, enabling the SMEs to receive a credit score including banks and asset managers, so that they can pay the supplier on the buyer's behalf based on the credit score.

Previse has pioneered algorithm-driven invoice payment decisions.

Privitar is a privacy engineering software company, that enables organisations to use, share and derive insight data safely. Privitar’s mission is to help companies achieve broader use of data while adopting an uncompromising approach to protecting confidential information. The London based company is delivering data privacy and anonymisation software solutions to a global client-base across Europe, North America and Asia.

Founded in 2015, RailsBank is a BaaS banking and compliance platform designed to connect a global network of partner banks with businesses who want API access to global banking.

The platform simplifies on-boarding services and offers access to services such as creating digital ledgers, connecting digital ledgers to real bank accounts, issuing IBANs for ledgers, receiving money, sending money, converting money (FX), collecting money (direct debit), issuing cards and managing credit via the API, enabling banks and business customers to transact business digitally and in a compliant way.

In September 2019 a deal led by Moneta Capital for $10 million of a Series A venture funding will be used to further expand beyond Europe, including the U.S., Australia and South East Asia.

Raisan is a financial marketplace that provides customers with access to the profitable deposit rates across Europe.

The companys platform allows users the option to choose savings and investments products, ranging from overnight flexible savings to long-term deposits and other offers from dozens of institutions across Europe, enabling individuals and businesses to earn higher returns by depositing money in different countries with higher interest rates.

Revolut is digital banking application designed to help in global money transfer.

The application compares live exchange rates for multiple currencies and makes transfers directly to other's bank accounts, as well as helps its users to track and optimize their monthly expenses, buy and sell crypto currencies, enabling consumers to send, spend and exchange money instantly across a secured environment.

Previously, the company raised $250 million of Series C venture funding in a deal led by DST Global in April 2018, putting the company's pre-money valuation at $1.45 billion.

riskmethods empowers leading enterprises with an award-winning Supply Chain Risk Management solution that supports the complete process of identifying risk, assessing impact and mitigating risk. The approach combines innovative Big Data and Artificial intelligence capabilities with insightful risk intelligence to ensure that the right people have the right information at the right time. Armed with a digitized representation of their supply network’s risk profile, customers are able to make better decisions and achieve first-mover advantage in the face of threats.

riskmethods has seen considerable traction in recent years and secured $13.8M funding from Digital+ Partners in April 2017 to support its international expansion. In addition to offices in Munich/Germany, riskmethods has offices in the US (Boston) and in Wrocław, Poland.

Seedrs is the leading online equity investment platform in the UK, allowing all types of investors to invest as little or as much as they like in businesses they believe in, often alongside venture capital funds and other professional investors, at the same terms, and share in their success. Seedrs also allows ambitious growth-focused businesses in all sectors to raise capital and build community through an efficient, online process. Seedrs has had over £530 million invested into campaigns on the platform and funded over 750 deals. The company is headquartered in London with offices in Lisbon, Amsterdam, and Berlin. The business is backed by star fund manager Neil Woodford, Augmentum Fintech, Faber Ventures and over 2,000 of its own customers. Seedrs is authorised by the UK FCA. It was the first equity crowdfunding platform in the world to gain regulatory approval.

SETL is an initiative to deploy a multi-asset, multi-currency institutional payment and settlements infrastructure based on blockchain technology. The SETL system will enable market participants to move cash and assets directly between each other, facilitating the immediate and final settlement of market transactions. The SETL system maintains a permissioned distributed ledger of ownership and transaction records, simplifying the process of matching, settlement, custody, registration and transaction reporting. In July 2016, Rachel Lomax, the former deputy governor of the Bank of England, and Ed Richards, the former chief executive of broadcast regulator Ofcom joined ex-Barclays chairman Sir David Walker on the board. In February 2017 Setl opened an office in Paris to bring its blockchain offering to the French market, with its strong asset management community, and the wider region. The firm says that the move will improve its capacity to deal with any future regulatory or other changes in the EU financial markets. The Paris office is headed by Pierre Davoust, formerly Deputy Head of the Financial Markets Unit at the French Treasury.

SolarisBank is the first banking-as-a-service platform with a full banking license, which enables companies to offer their own financial products.

The company's platform uses blockchain technology and provides an easy-to-integrate customizable platform for digital banking, card-based payment aggregation, consumer lending, SME lending, payments automation, virtual payments and KYC document verification, enabling businesses to create and customized their own digital banking portal for facilitating cashless and online mode of payments and customer engagement.

Starling Bank provides a mobile banking application and a debit card that enable users to manage their finances.

The company's platform offers commercial banking services that can be managed with a mobile device, including real-time spending intelligence, personalization of services and same-day payment service that transformed electronic money, enabling depositors to transact in a paperless and branchless manner.

In Oct 2019, the company raised £30 million of venture funding in a deal led by Merian Chrysalis. Existing investor JTC also participated in the round.

The funding will enable Starling to accelerate its expansion into Europe and build on its rapid success: since launching its app in May 2017, Starling has opened one million accounts.

Suade’s regulatory software allows banks to achieve continuous compliance, manage their costs and easily conduct regulatory analysis. In 2016 it launched the FIRE Data Format, an open source project to create a standard for regulatory data, sponsored by the European Commission and the ODI. The London-based RegTech pioneer keeps growing its team and increasing its revenue. Suade is bridging the regulatory gap through modern technology that allows for new methods of supervision.

Tink is a cloud-based platform that provides the infrastructure and data products that are enabling the future of financial services.

The company offer products such as Account Aggregation, Payment Initiation, Data Enrichment and Personal Finance Management that can be used to develop standalone services or be integrated into existing banking applications. Its partners include ABN AMRO, BNP Paribas Fortis, Nordea, Klarna and SEB.

In June 2019, Tink received $11.3m strategic investment from PayPal to continue its expansion across Europe.

Today, Tink has more than 250 employees globally and is Europe’s leading open banking platform, enabling customers to connect to more than 2,500 banks in 14 markets including the UK, Sweden, France, Germany, and the Netherlands.

TrueLayer provides a platform to build financial apps that connect to bank data, verify accounts, and access transactions in real time.

The company's platform helps companies to securely and efficiently access their customers' bank accounts to share financial data, make payments and validate their identity, enabling companies to initiate payments directly from user's bank account and offer frictionless payments without interrupting the user experience.

Trussle helps first-time buyers and existing homeowners to save time and money securing a great-value mortgage online. It’s been estimated that one in two mortgage holders in the UK are losing £4,000 each year by not switching to better deals; representing a £29bn headache for the country’s homeowners. The Trussle service doesn’t end once a new mortgage deal is secure. The start-up continue to monitor the market for the lifetime of a customer's mortgage, helping people to switch to a better deal later on. Trussle launched in December 2015 as the UK’s first online mortgage adviser, after months of customer development, user testing, and cutting through red tape. It is backed by some of Europe's leading technology investors including LocalGlobe, Ed Wray (founder of Betfair), Ian Hogarth (founder of Songkick), Seedcamp, and Zoopla Property Group. In May 2018, it raised $13.6M Series B from 4 investors, including Goldman Sachs and Propel Ventures.

The FCA estimates that approximately 120,000 British mortgage customers would benefit from switching provider. Trussle has proposed a mortgage-switching guarantee similar to that which now operates in the current accounts and energy markets. The business says that this would help homeowners save some of the £10bn that Trussle believes is wasted each year by being on the wrong mortgage deal.

WeFox was founded in Switzerland in November 2014 under the name FinanceFox. The service platform allows customers, brokers and, insurance companies, to manage their insurance and financial products intelligently and efficiently. The service brings together the benefits of the online and offline world, combining modern technology and consulting know-how from the traditional insurance business. Since the start in Switzerland in September 2015, in Germany in October 2015 and in Austria in March 2017, wefox has secured more than 100,000 policyholders. With more than 100 employees, the company is continuously expanding its network and preparing its rollout to further european countries.