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Updated on Jan 26, 2024
1. Bankflip, the fintech that delights the risk departments**, raises €2.6M 💸💰**.
🚀 Bankflip, has just closed an investment round of 2.6 million euros. JME Ventures leads the dance 🕺.
But, what does Bankflip do? 🤔 It is a platform that facilitates the lives of financial services providers, helping them to collect and process all the necessary documentation and data. To put it plainly: it analyzes and processes information from sources such as the Tax Agency 😱, Social Security, or the Bank of Spain to help financial entities (EVO, WiZink…) and non-financial entities (Idealista, rastreator…) make better decisions.
With this capital injection, Bankflip has ambitious plans: to consolidate in the Spanish market, open new verticals, and expand into new markets, starting with Portugal. 🌍
Bankflip not only attracts money, but also talent and opportunities. With a robust and easy-to-integrate product focus, it is perfectly positioned to be a reference in the digitalization and management of financial, labor, and behavioral data. 💼📊
👉🏻 Learn more about Bankflip and its technology to understand its market fit.
👉🏻 Here the full story.
2**. Tapers are in fashion: Wetaca invoices 16.2 million euros in 2023 🍛🚀**
Foodies, workaholics, and lovers of good food. Tired of cooking every night? Wetaca has the solution: ready-to-eat tapers with just one click! 🍽️👨🍳🚚. We have talked about this promising foodtech startup on other occasions, but this time they have taken the art of not cooking to another level with a billing of 16.2M in 2023.
The key to Wetaca's success is its subscription model, which combines convenience, efficiency, and a connection with childhood🔝. Imagine: varied and healthy dishes, delivered to your door. Goodbye to the eternal decisions about what to cook and the time wasted in the kitchen! 🕒👋
But Wetaca is not only a feast for the palate. It is also an example of innovation in the foodtech sector🌐. Its business model, which prioritizes quality and variety, has won over thousands of stomachs and, most importantly, their hearts❤️. Sometimes, simple, direct business models that meet mundane needs have a traction that disconnects us from the boom of AI-based models and brings us closer to the human side🦾 that still remains in some of us.
👉🏻 Here the full story about Wetaca's success!
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3**. Alinea: the investment app for Gen Z that conquers with Artificial Intelligence 🤖💸**
We already know that Generation Z has its own rules. As it should be, this generation in full adulthood 🙋♂️ (or at least trying to) seeks to do things differently from their predecessors 👩💼👨⚖️. Also in the financial field.
Alinea is an investment application 📉 aimed at them, at this Generation Z and especially at one of the profiles that most claim their identity: young women👱♀️.
Its value proposition is powerful: an AI copilot for investment management. After reaching 225,000 downloads and an impressive revenue rate of $1.8 million, Alinea is emerging as a key player in the personal finance field. Investors have also backed this takeoff with $3.4 million to boost the AI copilot.
🫡 Origins and Vision: founded during the pandemic, by Anam Lakhani and Eve Halimi, along with CTO Daniel Nissenbaum, it was born out of a personal need of its founders. In their student days, they faced the common challenge of not knowing how to invest their money. Literally they don't know, as they would say. Hence the mission to offer an investment platform that not only educates, but also automates the management of their investments.
🤖 Innovation with AI Copilot: with a raise of $3.4 million in funding round, Alinea is expanding horizons towards artificial intelligence. This new capital will drive the development of an AI-powered virtual assistant that will offer interactive investment help, considering factors such as the user's age, risk tolerance, and investment history.
🌟 Differentiation in the market: unlike other investment apps, such as Robinhood or Ellevest, its business model is based on a subscription of $120 per year. Moreover, the user experience has managed to make the investment process much less intimidating, a critical barrier for young profiles removed from financial environments.
📚 Social and Educational Impact: it not only aims to be an investment tool, but also a means to improve financial literacy and economic stability among women and Generation Z. With a focus on investment according to personal interests and values, it aims to position itself as a powerful platform for generating wealth for a generation still under construction.
🔮 Promising Future: despite intense competition in the fintech space, Alinea remains steadfast in its mission to capture a specific demographic segment: young investors, mostly women. With users earning an average of $80,000 a year and aged between 22 and 24 years, it is emerging as a disruptive innovator in the world of personal finance.
👉🏻 Discover more here about the story and future of Alinea in TechCrunch (in English).
👉🏻 Take a look here at Alinea, its value proposition and the GenZ approach, currently only available in 🇺🇸.
4**. DIGS, the collaborative platform for builders that resembles more Miró➡️ or Figma🎨 than Autocad 🏗️**
DIGS is not just any SAAS, it is a collaborative platform designed for home builders to stop dealing with piles of paperwork and complex processes. Its proposal is simple: centralize, simplify, and digitize the entire construction process, from the first brick to the last drop of paint. 🖌️
And it seems that its proposal has not only resonated deeply in the sector, but also in the pockets of investors. They have just raised a round of $7M led by heavyweight venture capital firms. DIGS plans to expand its platform and bring efficiency to works worldwide. 🌍
The result? Fewer headaches for builders and a more agile and transparent construction process. If you take a look at their interface, it resembles using miro or figma more than Autocad. Who said building a house had to be a puzzle? 🧩 With DIGS, it's almost like playing with Lego blocks! (or almost)
👉🏻 Here is the TechCrunch news about DIGS' success and its collaborative platform. 🛠️
👉🏻 Click here to learn more about DIGS and how they are transforming home construction. 🏠
5.Deeploi: The startup that is revolutionizing IT for SMEs with €6.5M 💻🚀
Who said IT was boring and complicated? 🤷♂️ Deeploi, a German startup, has just raised 6.5 million euros led by the European VC Atomico. 🤑
In a world where SMEs struggle with IT setups that seem to come from a maze, Deeploi comes to the rescue. 🦸♂️ Its mission: to reduce friction and loss of productivity for not-so-top IT infrastructures. And the best part, without needing a dedicated IT department!
This startup, barely a year old👶, connects key IT tools and automates workflows🤖 From implementation to device management, compliance and cybersecurity, Deeploi makes it easy peasy.
With a team of 20 people and around 30 SME clients, Deeploi focuses on agencies, consultancies, and startups, but with an eye on expanding horizons. The sky's the limit! ☁️
Oh, and for the curious, Cherry Ventures also participated in this round, after leading the pre-seed last year. 💰
Ready to say goodbye to IT headaches? Take a look at Deeploi
👉🏻 Read the full news on TechCrunch and find out how Deeploi is changing the game. 🎮📈
👉🏻 Learn more about Deeploi and its revolutionary approach for SMEs. 🌐🔧
