At FinTech Futures, we know that it can be easy to let funding announcements slip you by in this fast-paced industry. That’s why we put together our weekly In Case You Missed It (ICYMI) funding round-up so you can get the latest funding news.

Blnk bags $12.5m in Series A funding

Egypt-based fintech Blnk has secured $12.5 million in equity through a Series A funding round led by Algebra Ventures. SANAD Fund for MSME and Endeavor Catalyst also took part in the fundraise, alongside seed investor Emirates International Investment Company (EIIC).

Founded in 2021 and licensed by the Financial Regulatory Authority of Egypt, Blnk provides customers with point-of-sale financing, enabling consumers to access credit “in just three minutes”, according to a company statement.

In November 2022, the firm landed $12.5 million in pre-seed and seed funding. Since then, Blnk claims to have onboarded over one million customers and surpassed an EGP 1 billion loan portfolio.  

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Alongside the equity raise, the company also secured $24.6 million in local debt facilities. 

With both the debt and equity capital, Blnk states it plans to “extend its tech capabilities, expand into new products, explore geographic expansion and launch its credit card programme enabling customers to utilise the credit limit beyond its network”.

Trustap fuels Trustap Index launch with $10m fundraise

Irish paytech Trustap has raised $10 million to support the launch of its agentic AI-powered solution for marketplace and e-commerce listings, Trustap Index. The round was led by Aperture Capital, with participation from TX Ventures and other existing investors. 

Established in 2017, Trustap acts as an escrow-style payment gateway for individuals making peer-to-peer payments with strangers for second-hand goods and items like tickets. Trustap also offers a pre-built payment stack for e-commerce shops and marketplaces looking to integrate its services into their checkouts.

Trustap is now enhancing its services with the use of AI agents. According to a company statement, Trustap Index will “handle product discovery, negotiation and payment on a buyer’s behalf, with the human confirming each transaction before funds are released”. 

The Trustap website states users can now sign up to the Trustap Index waitlist. A specific launch date has not been shared, with a company statement noting that the solution is “set to launch in 2026”.

Finovox bags €8.2m to accelerate growth

Document fraud detection company Finovox has secured €8.2 million in Series A funding as it looks to scale its platform. 

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The round was led by TX Ventures with participation from new investors Auriga Cyber Ventures II, MTech Capital, Start Ventures by BiG, Force Over Mass, and FDJ UNITED Ventures, alongside unspecified returning investors. 

Founded in 2019, Finovox is a French cybersecurity firm that provides organisations with case investigation, fraud analysis and document processing solutions. 

The company says it has “already established a strong foothold in France, Belgium and Spain during a successful first wave of international expansion in 2025”, which was followed by its launch in the UK earlier this year. 

To continue its growth, the firm says it is “scaling through three parallel drivers: growing its existing accounts, forging strategic partnerships, and driving direct commercial expansion”. 

“To sustain this pace of growth, the company plans to hire 15 people in 2026, bringing its total headcount to 45,” the company adds.

Reset bags $6m to accelerate product development and deployment

US-based fintech Reset has landed $6 million in seed funding from “credit union customers and strategic partners in the credit union and community banking space”, according to a company statement.

Founded in 2022, Reset lists some of its backers as Georgia’s Own Credit Union, InTouch Credit Union, Chartway Credit Union, VyStar Credit Union, One Washington Financial, Navari, and the Bankers Helping Bankers Fund.

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Reset provides an Earned Wage Access platform that enables credit unions and community banks to offer their members fee-free daily access to earned wages and automated budgeting tools, helping financial institutions increase deposits and engagement while improving financial stability for working families.

With the new capital, Reset states it will “invest in expanded sales and implementation capacity, deepen product development, and accelerate deployments currently underway”.

Titan bags $3m nine months after emerging from stealth

US-based fintech Titan has raised $3 million in fresh funding. Entropy Ventures led the fundraise, with Titan representing the first investment of its latest fund, Fund I.

Launching from stealth in October 2025 only four months after its founding in July by Arjun Sirrah, Titan provides an AI-native platform for community, regional, and super-regional banks, credit unions, and fintechs, assisting with tasks like credit analysis and underwriting, compliance reviews and reporting, and policy guidance.

With the new capital, Titan says it plans to accelerate its product and growth investments, as well as hire new talent.

QED backs Femsa’s lending unit as a minority shareholder 

QED Investors has acquired a minority stake in the lending business of Femsa. The financial value of the investment was not disclosed.

FEMSA is a Latin American retail and beverage conglomerate that, on the fintech side, operates Spin – a digital financial services platform integrated into its OXXO convenience store network – providing Mexican consumers with accessible digital payment solutions, financial services, and loyalty programs like Spin by OXXO and Spin Premia.

In a statement, Femsa shares: “The lending business unit is an important component of FEMSA’s digital ecosystem, complementing the company’s payments and loyalty offerings.”

With QED onboard as a minority shareholder, Femsa adds that it will benefit from the institutional investor’s “hands-on experience in lending, risk management, product development, and organisational scaling”.

By utilising QED’s expertise, Femsa states it plans to “accelerate the development of a responsible and scalable credit offering that contributes to greater financial inclusion in Mexico”.