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Countingup raises £4m to accelerate banking and accounting roadmap
by: Startacus Admin ~ 6th May 2020Countingup, the business current account that automates your accounting, has received the backing of leading fintech investors.
The London-based startup has raised £4m in a bridge round of financing led by ING Ventures with co-investment from Triple Point, CVentures and BiG Start Ventures. All are backing the company’s vision to be the one financial hub for 1m small businesses. In the...
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Accounting firms voice concerns with coronavirus grant schemes for SMEs
by: Startacus Admin ~ 14th April 2020Countingup, a VC backed startup building one financial hub for 1m small businesses, and nearly 250 accountancy firms have written to the UK Government to appeal for gaps in coronavirus support for small businesses to be bridged.
it's fair to say we've been reporting on concerns about the level of some support that the UK government is offering to the UK startup and small business community. ...
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Countingup raises £2.3m in seed round
by: Startacus Admin ~ 2nd September 2018Countingup raises £2.3m in seed funding to offer accounting and banking to small businesses, receiving the backing of leading fintech investors, led by Forward Partners with participation from Frontline Ventures and JamJar Investments.
Founded by Tim Fouracre, formerly CEO of Clear Books Plc, Countingup, a revolutionary mobile app, allows small businesses to do their banking, bookkeepi...
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Challenger bank with integrated accounting service goes from beta to launch
by: Startacus Admin ~ 9th April 2018Challenger bank, Countingup, a UK business current account with integrated accounting and tax software, goes from from beta to official launch.
Challenger Bank Countingup offers accounting and banking in one place for sole traders, freelancers and small businesses. Created in September 2017 by Tim Fouracre, Countingup is VC backed startup who have worked with more than 1,000 small businesses ...
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Countingup launches its mobile based business current account to sole traders
by: Startacus Admin ~ 24th January 2018Countingup has launched its mobile based business current account to sole traders at the top of its 'wait-list', coming only months after Countingup raised $750k lead by Frontline Ventures.Countingup is the first UK challenger bank to focus on the 4.5 million sole traders, freelancers and contractors; and the first to promise plug and play accounting built in. Sole traders looking t...
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Countingup imagines a future where accounting & banking are combined
by: Startacus Admin ~ 22nd October 2017Countingup is on a mission to simplify running your business. But how you cry?!
Countingup aims to offer small businesses the chance to open a current account on their smartphone in just 5 minutes (tick). But whilst this is not perhaps unique in an era of Fintech / banking disruption, the fab feature here is that the banking app will also do your accounting. (double tick).
It will submit VAT ret...
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