Finary secures €2.2M in a round backed by Speedinvest and Kima Ventures.

Finary, a Paris, France-based SAAS developer helping wealth managers to track their investments portfolio, announced completing a seed funding round totalling €2.2M ($2.7M).

The money was raised from investors led by Vienna-based VC Speedinvest, joined by Kima Ventures, existing shareholder Y Combinator and angel investors including Luko co-founder Raphaël Vullierme and Didier Valet.

Finary, founded in 2020 by Julien Blancher and CEO Mounir Laggoune, developed a software platform used for wealth management and providing access to an all-in-one, real-time dashboard of investments.

The platform is sold on a freemium model and the company says it is already hooked to about 10,000 banks and investment platforms from both Europe and the US connected to its system, as it covers crypto, real estate, precious metals, and startup investments overviews.

Finary was part of the European startups at Y Combinator in winter 2021.