Fintech Dimply tops up seed funding to €2 million

/ 19th April 2022 /

Fintech start-up Dimply, which is developing a customer interface for financial services providers, has completed a €1,045,000 funding round.

Operating company Yatta Ltd had previously raised €640,000 in January 2021 , and €360,000 in June 2021.

Taxpayers are on board through a €100,000 investment from Enterprise Ireland.

Yatta, registered in Tramore, was founded in 2020 by Alan Quinlan, Colm McLoughlin and Johnny Kane. The trio knew each other from working in Australia.

In the latest round, Gerry Hassett has invested €110,000, Conor Sheahan €120,000 and Joe Higgins €110,000.

Unidentified angel investors have invested €100,000 through EAF Irish Angel Nominees 15 Ltd, while John Purdy’s Heatherglade Ltd is in for €150,000. Purdy has also joined the company board.

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Ardano Holdings Ltd, where the principal is Ivan Fox, has invested €210,000 in the latest funding round, while Ovington Finance in Luxembourg invested €100,000.

Photo: Dimply investor John Purdy, who has joined the company board