Most Active Fintech Investors In The UK (Free List)

List of UK Fintech VCs and Angels.

Find your fintech investor with the full list of UK venture capital investors.

The UK and London are the capital of European fintech. And even during some pretty uncertain times, fintech funding in the UK hit £7.6 billion in the first half of 2022.

From digital banks to new payment systems, fintech is everywhere. We are now seeing a strong influx of venture capital into blockchain and crypto related startups.

Even J.P. Morgan, who’s CEO (Jamie Dimon) famously declared that Bitcoin is worthless is now investing millions in tokenized assets to DeFi.

Top fintech investors in the UK

Investors* (name, picture, linkedin, investments)

Id	Fintech Investors	City, Country	Funding Round	Investment Sector	Contact Details
1	Main Set(more info 🔒)	London, UK	Seed Growth	Fintech
2	Forward Partners(3 contacts 🔒)	London, UK	Pre-seed Seed	Fintech
3	Global Founders Capital(12 contacts 🔒)	London, UK	Pre-seed Seed	Fintech
4	Parkwalk Advisors(10 contacts 🔒)	London, UK	Seed Growth Pre-seed	Fintech
5	Highland Capital Partners(15 contacts 🔒)	London, UK	Growth	Fintech
6	Speedinvest(18 contacts 🔒)	London, UK	Pre-seed Seed Growth Pre-seed	Fintech
7	Quilam Capital(12 contacts 🔒)	London, UK	Seed Growth	Fintech
8	Haatch(7 contacts 🔒)	Stamford, UK	Pre-seed Seed Growth	Fintech
9	Love Ventures(5 contacts 🔒)	London, UK	Seed Growth	Fintech
10	Outrun Ventures(2 contacts 🔒)	London, UK	Seed Growth	Fintech
11	Penta Capital(2 contacts 🔒)	London, UK	Growth	Fintech
12	XTX Ventures(1 contacts 🔒)	London, UK	Pre-seed Seed Growth	Fintech
13	Finance Yorkshire(more info 🔒)	Barnsley, UK	Seed	Fintech
14	The Venture Collective(7 contacts 🔒)	London, UK	Seed Growth	Fintech
15	13Books Capital(8 contacts 🔒)	London, UK	Seed Growth	Fintech
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What does Fintech mean?

Fintech startups are the trailblazers at the intersection of finance and technology, reinventing the way we manage money in the digital age.

They're the innovators challenging traditional financial institutions with more accessible, efficient, and often cheaper alternatives. From mobile banking and investment apps to cryptocurrencies and peer-to-peer lending platforms, fintech is democratising financial services, making them available to a broader audience across the globe.

These startups leverage the latest in technology—think blockchain, artificial intelligence, and big data—to solve age-old financial problems.

Whether it's sending money across the world without hefty fees, providing small businesses with easy access to loans, or offering sophisticated financial advice through robo-advisors, fintech startups are reshaping the financial landscape to be more inclusive and user-friendly.

Successful UK fintech startup example: Revolut

Revolut is a shining example of fintech success from the UK. Founded in 2015, it began as a digital banking alternative, offering currency exchange without the exorbitant fees traditionally associated with banks.

Since then, Revolut has rapidly expanded its offerings to include a wide range of financial services, such as international money transfers, budgeting tools, cryptocurrency exchange, and stock trading, all accessible via its sleek mobile app.

Revolut stands out for its commitment to removing financial barriers and simplifying the banking experience. With features like instant spending notifications, free international ATM withdrawals, and the ability to hold and exchange multiple currencies, Revolut has become a go-to financial platform for millions of users worldwide.

Its success is a testament to the power of fintech to innovate and improve our financial lives, offering a glimpse into a future where managing our money is seamless, straightforward, and tailored to our digital-first lifestyle.

Understanding Fintech Investors

Fintech funding typically involves angel investors with finance industry backgrounds, leveraging personal wealth and expertise. Fintech venture capitalists (VCs) invest pooled capital into established startups with clear market traction.