Incard, a fintech startup, has secured $10 million in funding to develop a financial operating system designed for digital entrepreneurs. The platform aims to simplify financial management for users navigating the digital economy. The investment will be used to enhance the features and technology behind Incard's offerings, enabling the company to better cater to the needs of its target market.

Incard, a UK fintech platform that automates digital business finances, has raised £10 million in Series A funding led by Smartfin. Founders Capital, MountFund and several angel investors participated in the round. Founded in 2024 by Theo Cesarini, Soraya Tribouillois, Liam Seskis and Matteo Martino, Incard combines business banking, payments and spend management into a single platform. The company offers multi-currency accounts, corporate cards, real-time analytics and an app store with industry-specific tools for e-commerce, marketing agencies and digital resellers. Incard has processed over £500 million in transactions and serves clients including Azio Beauty and Aloe Paris. The funding will support expansion into Europe and the US, whilst enhancing AI-powered automation capabilities and building out engineering and compliance teams.