This week’s UK tech funding deals include AI-powered legal tech Definely, stablecoin payments firm Noah and more.
UKTN tracked £69.25m worth of UK tech investment this week (9 June to 13 June), an 83% week-on-week decrease across seven funding rounds.
Here’s your weekly roundup of UK tech startup funding deals.
Definely – £22m
Sector: AI/legal tech
HQ: London
Round: Series B
Investors: Revaia, Alumni Ventures, Beacon Capital, and Clio
Founded in 2020, Definely provides AI tools to law firms.
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Maze – £18.4m
Sector: AI/cybersecurity
HQ: London
Round: Series A
Investors: Cherry Ventures. Tapestry and Theory Ventures
Founded in 2025, Maze is building AI agents for cybersecurity
Noah – £16m
Sector: Fintech/blockchain
HQ: London
Round: Seed
Investors: LocalGlobe, Felix Capital, FJ Labs and angels.
Founded in 2020, Noah is building payment infrastructure for stablecoins
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OpenTrade – £5.15m
Sector: Fintech
HQ: London
Round: Seed
Investors: Notion Capital, Mercury Fund, AlbionVC, CMCC Global and a16z crypto
Founded in 2023, OpenTrade provides stablecoin products for fintech companies.
Impact Recycling – £3.3m
Sector: Climate tech
HQ: Glasgow
Round: Late VC
Investors: IW Capital
Founded in 2014, Impact Recycling has developed a proprietary system for recovering high-purity recycled polymers from consumer waste.
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Perci Health – £3m
Sector: Health tech
HQ: London
Round: Seed
Investors: Octopus Ventures, Guinness Ventures, Macmillan Cancer Support and The Conduit Connect
Founded in 2020, Perci Health is a virtual care clinic.
Teal – £1.4m
Sector: Fintech/HR tech
HQ: London
Round: Pre-seed
Investors: Passion Capital, ACF Investors, K Fund and angels
Founded in 2023, Teal is building a payroll data platform for the credit industry
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