Company data (HQ, sector, founding year) comes from each startup’s own record. Funding figures are cross-referenced from the deals tracker’s most recent verified round for that company – not a lifetime-total field, since that field is not yet consistently populated across startup records.
| Implicity | Govtech, Health for public sector | Series C | 2016 | Paris, FR | €35M (last round) | no data |
| deepc | Govtech, Digital health | Series A | 2020 | Munich, DE | €12M (last round) | no data |
| mediaire | Govtech, Digital health | Undisclosed | 2018 | Berlin, DE | €12M (last round) | no data |
| Vara | Govtech, Digital health | Undisclosed | 2018 | Berlin, DE | €8.9M (last round) | no data |
| Floy | Govtech, Digital health | Seed | 2021 | Munich, DE | €3.6M (last round) | no data |
| Wegaw | Govtech, Earth observation | Seed | 2016 | Trélex, CH | €974K (last round) | no data |
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This table shows the most recent verified round per company rather than lifetime capital raised. 116 companies carry the govtech and legaltech tag; these six have cross-referenced funding records. The directory also includes pure govtech vendors without a tracked round – Passbolt (open-source password management, Luxembourg), Hoplr (neighbourhood platform, Ghent), Squirro (enterprise search, Zurich), BidScript (public tender software, Manchester), 20Face (identity, Enschede) and EmailTree AI (public-sector correspondence, Luxembourg) – and smart-city crossovers like Overstory, Podaris, Karos and Green City Solutions.