This article covers a Series A on 30 September 2025 for Umony, an AI-powered financial services communications compliance platform, founded by Dean Elwood. The round raised £11.16m led by Notion Capital with participation from SeedCamp.
Umony is a compliance platform that uses AI to capture, archive and analyse financial communications across channels. It detects potential misconduct and maintains searchable records to help firms meet regulatory record-keeping requirements.
Financial institutions face growing regulatory scrutiny and heavy fines for missed or late detection of misconduct in electronic communications. Rising communication volume across mobile, chat, email, voice and video overloads traditional surveillance systems.
Umony explains that it uses AI to capture, archive and analyse communications across mobile, chat, email, voice and video. This helps firms detect misconduct in real time and meet evolving record-keeping and regulatory requirements.
Umony raised £11.2m ($15m) in a Series A led by Notion Capital, alongside SeedCamp. This makes it the 27th largest funding round in September 2025 (60 recorded). As of 30 September 2025, the round is the 135th largest of the year (467 total) in the Startupmag database.
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The key investors in the round were:
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Dean Elwood is the founder of Umony.
In the funding announcement, Dean Elwood said:
From the start, our mission has been simple: make compliance smarter, faster and future-proof.
Umony is based in London, UK.
Umony operates in the fintech sector. Fintech covers companies using technology to provide financial services and tools. It means banking, payments and tools that help firms follow rules and handle money.
Key trends and challenges in Fintech:
Firms increasingly use AI to detect misconduct, for example large language models scanning messages in real time.
Regulators issued over £1.5bn in fines for communications failures in the past two years.
Firms must capture voice, chat, email and video for compliance, for example mobile apps and team chats.
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