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NextBusiness, the company behind Infinity, raised USD 3 million in a round led by EquityPitcher, with Tenity, Backbone Ventures and individual investors including Daniel Gutenberg and Lukas Speiser participating. The Zurich-area startup will accelerate development of AI-assisted accounting.

Infinity combines bank integrations, invoicing, payroll and collaboration with fiduciaries in one platform. The company is working toward more autonomous bookkeeping, building on accounting workflows already available to customers.

Zurich-based Ledgy raised USD 22 million in a Series B led by New Enterprise Associates. Speedinvest joined as a new investor, while Sequoia Capital, 20VC, btov and VI Partners continued their backing. NEA's Jonathan Golden joined the board. Ledgy said its team had grown from around 20 people to more than 60 during the preceding year.

The funding was intended to improve how companies administer employee equity across multiple countries and automate the work of teams handling ownership information. Ledgy also planned to make equity information more accessible to employees, rather than leaving it in internal spreadsheets. Its product addresses the administrative complexity of distributing and managing ownership as companies expand internationally and build distributed teams.

Stableton closed a CHF 15 million Series A led by TX Ventures, with C3 EOS VC Venture Fund and existing investor DEWB also contributing. Family offices, employees and private investors joined the round. The Zurich-linked fintech planned to expand its Swiss operations, improve its technology and investment structures, and enter additional international markets.

Its platform connects qualified and institutional investors with alternative investments, including venture capital deals and portfolios. Stableton said it had more than 2,500 marketplace users and almost 500 product investors in Switzerland, with assets under management growing substantially since the previous year's seed round. The financing was intended to strengthen operations, compliance and distribution as the company expanded access to private-market investment products.