Wealth, capital markets and crypto funding rounds in Europe

Every wealth, capital markets and crypto round Sesamers has verified, most recent first. 86 rounds carry the tag. The two fresh September rounds – ETFBOOK and Quartz – are wealthtech; the crypto rounds on this desk are historical, led by Flowdesk’s 2024 Series B. Most rounds here also carry the Fintech tag, which is expected for the wealth and payments overlap.

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ETFBOOK	€11.3M	Series B	16 Sep 2026	Zurich, CH	Expedition Growth Capital
Quartz	€3.2M	Pre-seed	16 Sep 2026	London, UK	Daphni

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Two fresh rounds shown of 86 tracked. The larger historical rounds on this desk are all on their company pages: Flowdesk’s €46M Series B led by Cathay Innovation (January 2024) and €28.4M Series A (June 2022), Moneybox’s €33M Series C led by Eight Roads and CNP (July 2020), and Ledger’s €1.3M seed led by XAnge (February 2015) – the round that started Europe’s most valuable crypto company. They are omitted from the table because their company records have not yet been cross-referenced with HQ and sector; adding them is a priority.

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Common questions

What is the largest recent round on this desk?

ETFBOOK's €11.3M Series B led by Expedition Growth Capital on 16 September 2026 – a Zurich ETF data and analytics platform. Historically, Flowdesk's €46M Series B in 2024 is the largest wealth or crypto round tracked.

Why so few crypto rounds?

Fresh European crypto rounds are thin in the database relative to wealthtech and payments. The crypto rounds tracked – Flowdesk, Ledger – are historical. This is a sourcing gap rather than a market signal.

Why do most rounds also carry the Fintech tag?

Because wealth management, trading and payments overlap. A company like Quartz – a money app – is both. Sesamers applies both tags rather than forcing a choice.

Does Sesamers take payment for placement on this list?

No. Rounds are listed because they are verified in the Sesamers database, most recent first.

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