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CarbonPlace, a carbon trading marketplace that was originally founded as a nonprofit by nine banks, BBVA, BNP Paribas, CIBC, Itaú Unibanco, National Australia Bank, NatWest, Standard Chartered, SMBC and UBS, raised $45 million.

The Bank of London, a global clearing and transaction banking startup, raised a $40 million Series C extension, bringing the total to $160 million.

Lunar, the Danish neobank, raised €35 million to continue its Nordic expansion.

Coincover, a platform to help people protect their digital currencies from hacking and human error, raised $30 million.

Canoe, a fund administration platform for alt asset managers, raised a $25 million Series B.

Conquest Planning, a Canadian financial planning software provider, raised a C$24 million Series A.

Tazapay, a Southeast Asian cross-border payments startup, raised a $16.9 million Series A.

Car IQ, a vehicle payments startup, raised a $15 million addition to its Series B.

Moonfare, a private equity investment platform, added $15 million to its $115 million Series C, bringing the total to $130 million.

Turno, an Indian electric vehicle financing service, raised a  $13.8 million (around ₹112 crore) Series A.

Elementus, an auditing and data intelligence platform for crypto companies, raised a $10 million Series A-2.

Fierce, a ‘financial super app’ that consolidates crypto, banking, etc. into one place, raised a $10 million seed round.

Minu, a Mexican low-income and employee lending startup, raised a $10 million Series B and $20 million in debt capital.

Follow, a lookalike trading platform for influencer investors, raised $9 million.

Cenoa, a blockchain wallet for purchasing USD, raised $7 million in seed funding.

Mazepay, a Danish B2B payments provider, raised  €4 million.

Habitto, a Japanese personal savings startup, raised a $3.9 million pre-Series A.

Kasheesh*, a buy-now-pay-later alternative, raised a $3.5 million seed extension.

Uniify, a Danish automated financial customer onboarding app, raised €3 million.

Wink, a biometric ID and payments platform, raised a $3 million seed round.

Blip Labs, an embedded bill payment startup, raised $2.1 million in seed funding.

Inkle, an accounting and compliance startup for overseas-owned US startups, raised a $1.5 million pre-seed.

Nevly, a credit repair and financial health app, raised a $1.25 million pre-seed and launched its app.

Snab, a Spanish business-to-business payments and cash management startup, raised a €1.1 million pre-seed.

Raylo, a UK platform that allows consumers to own electronics via short-term leases (I guess this is fintech?), raised £110 million in combined debt and equity.

Kristal.ai, a Singaporean digital private wealth management platform, is looking to raise $30 million for its Series B.