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As of Nov 1, 2026, UniqueBase lists 1 funding record for Hyperlayer; the latest is £19.5M (Series A) on Oct 20, 2026.

Funding records
1
Latest round
£19.5M · Series A
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Profile
Stable identifier
UB-C11422
Country
United Kingdom
Source record updated
Oct 24, 2026
Snapshot captured
Nov 1, 2026
English updated
Nov 1, 2026
Original name

Hyperlayer

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Overview

The programmable banking platform that lets banks launch, configure, and evolve products in weeks without replacing core systems.

Funding

Funding

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Latest round
$25M
2026-10 · Series A
Records
1
1 month · all drawn

Data noteListed 1 funding record. Latest funding: £19.5M (Series A), Oct 20, 2026.

Funding events by monthUSD estimate
Funding events by monthEach dot is one funding record on its month. An empty month has no recorded round: it is not filled with zero, and the dots are not connected. Amounts are reconciled USD estimates and are not summed.2026-10$10M$20M$30M2026-10 funding Series A $25M
Each dot is one funding record on its month. An empty month has no recorded round: it is not filled with zero, and the dots are not connected. Amounts are reconciled USD estimates and are not summed.
DateFunding estimateConsideration (USD)InvestorsSources
Oct 20, 2026£19.5M ≈ $25.4M · Series A—Flintlock Capital 1 source Source ↗

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The programmable banking platform that lets banks launch, configure, and evolve products in weeks without replacing core systems.