Funded Financial Services Startups in Netherlands
Disclosed funding in this Netherlands financial-services list is sharply skewed: Return raised $351M on 2025-10-16, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed…
Disclosed funding in this Netherlands financial-services list is sharply skewed: Return raised $351M on 2025-10-16, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts in the same table (Archer Hotel Capital at $612M on 2025-04-01 is the actual peak; below that, $159M for Vesteda on 2022-12-21 and $166M for STX Group on 2023-04-13). The lowest disclosed amount is $50K (DemaTrading.ai on 2023-03-14), making the disclosed range across rounds extremely wide.
Geographically, Amsterdam accounts for most entries, with additional clusters in Utrecht (e.g., Silverflow is Amsterdam, while Insify is Utrecht; also Sevi is Utrecht on 2025-01-21) and Rotterdam (Lendahand on 2022-05-05). Temporally, rounds span 2020-06-10 (Cobase) through 2026-06-12 (Fraudio). Stage/label disclosure is also uneven: 15 of 49 rows are “Series Unknown,” and 8 of 49 rows show “undisclosed” amounts; the rest split across named stages such as Seed, Series B, and Series C.
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What are the funding outliers in this Netherlands financial-services list, and how do they compare to the rest?
Archer Hotel Capital’s $612M on 2025-04-01 is the largest disclosed round in the table, far above other large disclosed entries such as Return ($351M on 2025-10-16), Vesteda ($159M on 2022-12-21), and STX Group ($166M on 2023-04-13). At the low end, DemaTrading.ai’s $50K on 2023-03-14 is the smallest disclosed amount shown, creating a very long disclosed funding tail.
Do the rounds cluster in particular cities, or is the geography dispersed?
The list is heavily Amsterdam-weighted: multiple entries are Amsterdam (e.g., Silverflow on 2026-03-04, bunq on 2024-04-10, BUX on 2021-04-22), while Utrecht appears in several rows such as Insify (undisclosed on 2025-09-25) and Sevi ($undisclosed on 2025-01-21). Rotterdam shows up at least with Lendahand (undisclosed on 2022-05-05), and Nijmegen appears with BTC Direct ($11M on 2020-10-19).
Which entries fall into the most recent window of this dataset (latest ~90 days from the newest round date shown)?
The newest date in the table is 2026-06-12 (Fraudio, undisclosed), so the ~90-day window captures rounds from mid-March 2026 onward. In that range: Silverflow ($40M) on 2026-03-04, Finst ($9M) on 2026-01-21 is outside the window, but the included near-latest rounds also include ThreatFabric (undisclosed) on 2025-10-06 is too early; within the window specifically you see Fraudio (2026-06-12), Silverflow (2026-03-04), and the other late-2025/early-2026 Amsterdam entries like Insify ($19M on 2025-09-25) are not within 90 days.
How dominant is “Series Unknown” or “undisclosed” labeling among these financial-services rounds?
Disclosure is incomplete in both stage and amount fields: 15 of 49 rows are labeled “Series Unknown,” and 8 of 49 rows have “undisclosed” amounts (for example Fraudio on 2026-06-12 and ThreatFabric on 2025-10-06). By contrast, clearly labeled disclosed rounds include Silverflow ($40M, Series B on 2026-03-04) and Warlock Labs ($8M, Seed on 2025-03-27).
Is there a stage mix concentration (Seed vs Series B/C, etc.) or do most rounds span many stages?
The visible stages are broad, but named later-stage rounds appear alongside earlier-stage and debt financings. Examples include Series B (Silverflow $40M on 2026-03-04; Insify $19M on 2025-09-25; Fourthline $55M on 2023-04-03) and Series C (NPEX $2M on 2023-03-24; BUX $81M on 2021-04-22), while debt financing also shows up (Floryn $64M on 2022-10-24 and Moove $20M on 2022-07-14).
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