Omnea has raised $50M in Series B funding led by Insight Partners and Khosla Ventures, with participation from Accel, Point Nine ,First Round Capitall, andProsus Venturess—bringing total funding to $75M+. Founded byBen Freemann in 2022, Omnea helps enterprises likeSpotifyy,Wisee,MongoDBB, andAdeccoo automate procurement with AI-powered supplier relationship management. The platform has grown revenue 5x in the past year and now serves as a single source of truth for supplier data across finance, risk, IT, and legal. “Omnea is the first full AI SRM platform, automating everything from sourcing to risk tracking” saidVinod Khoslaa. Full article in the comments.
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EAGL has raised €825K in pre-seed funding led by Syndicate One and CNBB Equity Partners, with support from leading SaaS founders including Matthias Geeroms (Lighthouse), Joris Van Der Gucht (Silverfin), Jeroen De Wit (Teamleader), Lorenz Bogaert (Rydoo), Louis Jonckheere (Showpad), Roeland Delrue (Aikido Security), and the Lexis® Create+, formerly Henchman founding team Founded by Samuel Van Innis 🦅, Benoit Baervoets 🦅, Brecht Carnewal 🦅, and Frederik Bakx 🦅, Eagl is building an AI-native finance platform that plugs into ERP and accounting systems to automate accounting and controlling workflows. “Most finance teams are stretched thin, fixing problems instead of adding real value. With Eagl, we turn days of manual checking into instant insights.” said Van Innis. Full article in the comments.
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Tabs has raised $55M in Series B funding led by Lightspeed with continued backing from General Catalyst and Primary Venture Partners. Founded by Ali Hussain, Rebecca Schwartz, and Deepak Bapat. Tabs is automating the contract-to-cash cycle with AI agents for billing and collections. Its Billing Agent generates invoices directly from contracts, while its Collections Agent tracks due dates, reconciles payments, and manages follow-ups. Serving 200+ customers including Cursor and Statsig, Tabs is on track to automate $1B+ in annual invoice volume. Early adopters report over 80% of manual billing work eliminated and close times cut nearly in half. “This raise gives us the fuel to move faster on our agent roadmap and help more companies cut out manual finance work for good” said Hussain. Justin Overdorff | Sam Eisler | Aaron Frank | Alex Tran | Nathaniel Levy-Westhead | Brian Schechter Full article in the comments.
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Kredete has raised $22M in Series A funding led by AfricInvest Group (CAIF & FIVE), with participation from Partech and Polymorphic Capital, bringing total funding to $24.75M. Founded by Adeola Adedewe, Kredete helps African immigrants build credit while sending money home. Its platform enables remittances to 30+ African countries and boosts U.S. credit scores—on average by 58 points. New features include Africa’s first stablecoin-backed credit card, rent reporting, and savings plans, alongside API infrastructure for secure cross-border payouts. “Our vision is simple: if you support your family financially, that should count toward your creditworthiness” said Adedewe. Lewam Kefela | Khaled Ben Jilani | Fey S. | Hakeem Oriola | Ebuka Arinze | Harriet Uwagbai | Joshua Edicha Full article in the comments.
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SEON has raised $80M in Series C funding led by Sixth Street Growth, with participation from IVP, Creandum, Firebolt Ventures, and Hearst Ventures, bringing total funding to $187M. Founded by Tamas Kadar and Bence Jendruszak, SEON is the command center for fraud prevention and AML compliance. Its API-first platform processes tens of millions of interactions daily for customers like Revolut, Nubank, Afterpay, Spotify, and Entain. Clients report 90% reductions in fraudulent registrations, 80% better fraud detection, and 75% less manual review time. “This investment allows us to continue serving the critical market need for fraud prevention and AML solutions that can scale at the speed of modern digital commerce” said Kadar. Full article in the comments.
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Seyna has raised €10M in funding, led by 115K (La Banque Postale) with support from White Star Capital and Elaia, bringing total funding to €57M. Founded by Stephen Leguillon, Seyna is a broker-dedicated insurer that exceeded €91M GWP in 2024 and expects €125M in 2025. Its tech-driven platform uses AI to automate tasks like pricing, legal workflows, and portfolio monitoring, helping brokers launch better, faster products without compromising solvency. “This round consolidates our efforts. It allows us to support growth and tech investment without compromising the company’s structural balance” said Leguillon. Full article in the comments.
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uiAgent has raised $4.6M in seed funding, led by Marathon Management Partners with participation from Rerail. Chase Packard of Marathon joins the board. Founded by Enes Witwit, uiAgent is an AI agent automation platform built for accounting firms. It delivers enterprise-grade automation in days, not quarters, with proven results: 80% reduction in manual data entry, 25% faster monthly close, and 100% automation of journal entries. “As accountants face a critical labor shortage and unsustainable workloads, uiAgent empowers them with a fast, secure, and flexible AI solution” said Witwit. Full article in the comments.
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Turin-based Plino has raised a €650K pre-seed round led by Techaround VC with backing from Vento (Exor Ventures), Berkeley SkyDeck, zooga VC and business angels. Founded by Forbes Under 30 members Pietro Galimberti, Viola Bonesu and Enrico Castelli, Plino helps SMEs replace manual spreadsheets with an AI-powered platform for accounting, management control and cash flow forecasting. Already supporting 100+ Italian companies, Plino plans to expand its team, strengthen partnerships with professional firms, and scale its product across Europe. Read full article: https://lnkd.in/dAZhD-hA
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HALA, a Saudi fintech empowering MSMEs, has raised $157M in Series B funding, one of the largest in MENA fintech. The round was co-led by The Rise Fund (TPG) and Sanabil Investments (Public Investment Fund), with participation from QED Investors, RAED Ventures, Impact46, Middle East Venture Partners (MEVP), Isometry Capital, Arzan Venture Capital, BNVT Capital, Kaltaire, Endeavor Catalyst, Nour Nouf Ventures, Khwarizmi Ventures, and Wamda Capital. HALA provides business accounts, cards, payments, POS, financing, and corporate cards. It already serves 142,000+ businesses, processing over $8B annually. “The SME sector is the backbone of Saudi Arabia’s economy. This investment is a turning point for HALA” said Esam Alnahdi, Co-founder & Chairman. “It fuels our drive to innovate and create meaningful change for small businesses.” The funds will expand embedded financial services and lending products for MSMEs and freelancers, strengthen HALA’s market position in Saudi Arabia, and drive regional growth. Full article in the comments.
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MoneyHash, founded by Nader Abdelrazik, has partnered with noon payments, led by Mosam Gadia, to expand adoption of local payment methods across MEA. The integration lets businesses activate regional options like Mada, KNET "The Shared Electronic Banking Services Co.", Benefit, Meeza, and Omannet through a single API, addressing the fragmentation of payment infrastructures. With noon payments’ strong acquiring network and MoneyHash’s orchestration capabilities, merchants in Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt, Kuwait, and Oman can now scale faster, streamline backend operations, and boost conversion with localized checkout experiences.
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