Funded Financial Services Startups in Zürich
The Zürich-focused financial-services list is dominated by one very large disclosed raise: Teylor’s $176M round dated 2025-10-01, which sits far above the…
The Zürich-focused financial-services list is dominated by one very large disclosed raise: Teylor’s $176M round dated 2025-10-01, which sits far above the next-largest disclosed amounts (Relai at $12M on 2024-12-10 and Instimatch Global at $13M on 2023-09-19). Most other disclosed rounds cluster in the low tens of millions or below, including AMNIS Treasury Services at $10M (2025-02-26) and ETFbook at $4M (2025-02-11).
Rounds also concentrate heavily in a recent window and largely in Zürich proper: the most recent 6 entries run from 2025-02-11 through 2026-02-11, and more than half the rows explicitly list “Zürich, Zurich, Switzerland” versus “Zürich, Switzerland” or “Zurich, Switzerland.” Stage labeling is also uneven: five rows carry “undisclosed” amounts and four are “Series Unknown,” while only a smaller subset provides specific named stages (e.g., Seed, Series A, Series B). The displayed coverage spans 2020-06-09 (Teylor AG) through 2026-02-11 (Porters).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in this Zürich financial-services list, and how far above the rest is it?
Teylor’s $176M round on 2025-10-01 is the only disclosed amount above $100M in the table, dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts ($13M on 2023-09-19 for Instimatch Global and $12M on 2024-12-10 for Relai), and is far above all $10M-or-below disclosed rounds.
Do the most recent rounds cluster into a narrow date window?
Yes. Six of the 30 rows fall between 2025-02-11 and 2026-02-11, including ETFbook ($4M on 2025-02-11), AMNIS Treasury Services ($10M on 2025-02-26), Obligate ($3M on 2025-10-31), and Porters ($3M on 2026-02-11). The oldest displayed entry is Teylor AG on 2020-06-09.
Is the geography consistently “Zürich,” or do other city spellings create duplicates/edge cases?
Most rows specify “Zürich, Zurich, Switzerland,” including Porters (2026-02-11) and AMNIS Treasury Services (2025-02-26). The rest use variants like “Zürich, Switzerland” (e.g., Credit Exchange on 2023-08-16) or “Zurich, Switzerland” (e.g., Riskwolf on 2021-06-02), but all entries remain within Zürich/Zurich—no other cities appear.
How does stage mix look when disclosure is available—do named stages dominate?
Named stages appear across the list (e.g., Ledgy is “Series B” at $22M on 2022-09-21; Relai is “Series A” at $12M on 2024-12-10), but labeling is incomplete: there are four “Series Unknown” rows (Obligate 2025-10-31 $3M; Teylor 2025-10-01 $176M; Teylor is also shown again as “Teylor AG” later at 2020-06-09 $8M without a stage label; and TP24 2023-05-10 is “Series Unknown”).
Are there disclosure outliers that could skew analysis based on disclosed funding only?
Yes. Five rows show “undisclosed” amounts (e.g., Credit Exchange on 2023-08-16; Centi on 2023-06-26; CLST on 2022-12-18), so comparisons based on dollar amounts exclude them. Separately, the smallest disclosed amount is TRUSTLESS.AI at $100K on 2020-11-05, which is far below the majority of other disclosed rounds (many are in the hundreds of thousands to low tens of millions).
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