Funded Financial Services Startups in Belgium
The disclosed funding amounts in these Belgium financial services entries cluster tightly below the high end, with one clear outlier: Lansweeper’s $159M ro…
The disclosed funding amounts in these Belgium financial services entries cluster tightly below the high end, with one clear outlier: Lansweeper’s $159M round on 2021-06-02. Credix’s $60M (2023-11-14) is the next-largest disclosed amount, while most other disclosed rounds sit in smaller brackets such as $21M (iBanFirst, 2020-06-11), $30M (Silverfin, 2020-06-09), and several at $11M–$13M.
Geographically, Brussels appears repeatedly, and the time window spans from 2020-03-27 (elyps) to 2026-03-31 (Qover), with several rounds concentrated in 2022. Stage labeling is also uneven: “Series Unknown” appears for 4 companies (Qover 2026-03-31; Credix 2023-11-14; Greenomy 2023-01-31; A352 2025-05-27), and one entry is explicitly “undisclosed” (NGRAVE on 2023-07-15).
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed round is the outlier in this Belgium financial services list, and how does it compare to the next-highest disclosed amount?
Lansweeper’s $159M on 2021-06-02 is dramatically above the rest; the next-largest disclosed round is Credix at $60M on 2023-11-14. Most remaining disclosed amounts fall well below those levels, including $30M (Silverfin, 2020-06-09) and $21M (iBanFirst, 2020-06-11).
Are the rounds clustered in a particular date window among the 21 most recent entries shown?
Yes: 2022 contains a dense set of disclosed rounds, including InvestSuite ($6M, 2022-09-14), Oper ($11M, 2022-07-12), Accountable ($11M, 2022-05-05), Yago ($2M, 2022-03-16), and Moneytrans ($13M, 2022-01-24). The overall span runs from 2020-03-27 (elyps) through 2026-03-31 (Qover).
Do Brussels-based companies dominate this list compared with other Belgian cities?
Brussels-related entries show up repeatedly: Qover (Brussels, 2026-03-31), Husk (Brussels, 2025-05-27), Greenomy (Brussels, 2023-01-31), Accountable (Brussels, 2022-05-05), Yago (Etterbeek, Brussels 2022-03-16), Moneytrans (Brussels, 2022-01-24), and several 2020 rounds like iBanFirst ($21M, 2020-06-11) and elyps ($3M, 2020-03-27). Antwerp (e.g., Credix $60M on 2023-11-14; Oper $11M on 2022-07-12) and Gent/Oost-Vlaanderen also recur, but with fewer entries than Brussels.
What stage labels are most common, and how much of the dataset is labeled “Series Unknown” or “undisclosed”?
“Series Unknown” is present for 4 of the 21 rows (Qover 2026-03-31 $12M; Credix 2023-11-14 $60M; Greenomy 2023-01-31 $6M; A352 2025-05-27 $1M). One additional row is explicitly “undisclosed” (NGRAVE on 2023-07-15). Several other rows are explicitly staged (e.g., Series A for Credix is not applicable since it’s “Series Unknown,” while InvestSuite and Oper are “Series A”).
Which entries closed within the most recent 90 days of the latest round date shown?
Using the latest date in the table (2026-03-31 for Qover), the only entries within the prior 90 days shown are One Planet Studio ($2M, 2026-03-12). The next earlier rounds (e.g., A352 and Husk on 2025-05-27) fall outside that window.
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