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Round Treasury 🇬🇧

Seed

AI-powered finance automation integrating treasury management, accounts payable, payroll, and connected banking.

About Round Treasury

Round provides a finance automation platform for treasury, accounts payable, payroll, and multi-entity cash management, connecting bank accounts and financial tools to coordinate payments, FX, liquidity, and reconciliation. It uses AI and automated workflows for tasks such as invoice processing, approvals, payee verification, and treasury management, with integrations for accounting systems and messaging channels.

Round Treasury is a UK-based company founded in 2023, now around 13 people. It has raised $8.2M in disclosed funding. FundFinder classes it as AI & ML.

Founded by Hayyaan Ahmad (Co-Founder; repeat founder; previously AIESEC, Amazon; Lahore University of Management Sciences), Pac O'Shea (CEO & Co-Founder; repeat founder; previously Crunchbase, Enterprise Ireland; The Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (The CISI)).

Its investors also appear on FundFinder's most-active lists for Seed · Fintech (111 funds), Seed · AI (93 funds), Seed · B2B (120 funds).

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Seed · Apr 2026

  • Ascension Ventures — Ascension is an early-stage venture capital firm built and managed by exited operators and entrepreneurs to back the next generation of tech and impact founders. · cheques £150k – £500k
  • BACKED VC — BACKED is the human-centric venture capital fund. · cheques £250k – £3M
  • Love Ventures — UK-based seed VC backing exceptional founders that are reimagining how and where we spend our time and money. · cheques £250k – £750k
  • Passion Capital — Passion Capital is an early stage venture capital firm based in London. · cheques £200k – £1.5M
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