Funded Financial Services Startups in Milan
Among the 14 most recent financial services funding rounds listed for Milan, the largest disclosed amount is Casavo’s $307M debt financing on 2022-07-19, w…
Among the 14 most recent financial services funding rounds listed for Milan, the largest disclosed amount is Casavo’s $307M debt financing on 2022-07-19, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed round sizes (notably AideXa’s $17M on 2024-06-12 and Scalapay’s $27M on 2022-05-03). The disclosed amounts also cluster into a lower band: the smallest disclosed amount is Argo Partners’ $700K on 2021-05-04, while most other disclosed rounds fall between $2M and $36M.
Timing shows a concentrated stretch: 9 of the 14 rows fall between 2021-03-08 (Dovevivo) and 2022-07-19 (Casavo), with additional rounds extending into 2024–2025 (AideXa on 2024-06-12, qomodo on 2025-01-20). Milan is consistent across all entries in the listing. On classification, 4 of 14 rows are explicitly “Series Unknown” (AideXa 2024-06-12, Fabrick 2023-06-06, Credimi 2022-01-10, Dovevivo 2021-03-08), and 2 of 14 rows are “undisclosed” (Fabrick 2023-06-06, Banco BPM 2022-04-08).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round here, and is it an outlier versus the rest of the Milan list?
Casavo’s $307M debt financing (2022-07-19) is the only disclosed round that sits far above the rest. The next-largest disclosed amounts are $36M (Dovevivo, 2021-03-08) and $27M (Scalapay, 2022-05-03), while several other rounds cluster closer to $2M–$17M (e.g., CheckSig $2M in 2022 and qomodo $14M in 2025).
Do the rounds cluster in time, or are they spread evenly across years?
They’re weighted toward the early window shown: 9 of 14 rows are dated between 2021-03-08 (Dovevivo) and 2022-07-19 (Casavo). After that, activity thins but continues with later entries like AideXa on 2024-06-12 ($17M) and qomodo on 2025-01-20 ($14M).
How much of the funding shows undisclosed or “Series Unknown” classification?
Classification uncertainty is material: 4 of 14 entries are labeled “Series Unknown” (AideXa 2024-06-12 $17M; Fabrick 2023-06-06 undisclosed; Credimi 2022-01-10 $6M; Dovevivo 2021-03-08 $36M). Separately, 2 of 14 have “undisclosed” amounts (Fabrick 2023-06-06 and Banco BPM 2022-04-08).
Which stage types appear most, based on the entries’ stated round labels?
Because several are labeled “Series Unknown,” the stage mix is dispersed. Among explicit stages, “Series A” appears 4 times (qomodo 2025-01-20, Cleafy 2023-09-12, Viceversa 2023-05-08, Yolo Insurance 2021-08-09), while single occurrences are visible for “Series B” (Scalapay 2022-05-03 $27M), “Debt Financing” (Casavo 2022-07-19 $307M), and “Angel”/“Seed” (CheckSig 2022-01-05 $2M and 2021-12-17 $2M).
Are there any city or geography patterns, or is Milan uniformly represented?
Geography is uniform in this slice: all 14 rows list Milan, Lombardia, Italy. That makes Milan an internal consistency point rather than a differentiator across companies in the displayed data.
Which rounds look smallest or most early relative to the rest of the disclosed amounts?
The smallest disclosed amount is Argo Partners at $700K on 2021-05-04, far below the disclosed $2M rounds (CheckSig in 2021-12-17 and 2022-01-05) and below the $3M round (Yolo Insurance on 2021-08-09). On the high end, Dovevivo’s $36M (2021-03-08) and Casavo’s $307M (2022-07-19) bracket the range, with fewer disclosed amounts above $27M outside those entries.
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