The New Nordic Challengers 2.0 Programme has officially launched in Tallinn, with six promising startups recently receiving investment from Tenity.
This growth programme is designed to support founders aiming to develop innovative fintech solutions and scale their businesses, offering access to Tenity’s global network of mentors, investors, and industry partners.
Andrea Fritschi, CIO of Tenity, remarked,
“What excites us about this cohort is their shared ambition to build solutions for the next era of finance, smarter, more adaptive, and deeply embedded into the real economy. Whether it’s rethinking how we insure, comply, or interpret data, they’re solving pain points. That’s the kind of edge we look for at Tenity, and why we invest early.”
Meet 6 new startups in Tenity Nordics portfolio:
Sircular | Sweden
Sircular is an AI-native operating system that gives private-market investors back 50% of their time by streamlining the investment process and turning firm knowledge into actionable intelligence.
Frankly Insure | Denmark
Frankly Insure integrates insurance into trusted brands and checkouts, slashing acquisition costs by 90% while upselling customers into high-margin, long-term policyholders through its cutting-edge insurance hub.
Arbolitics | Germany
Arbolitics is a platform that equips banks and farm input resellers with the tools and data—like high-res satellite imagery and climate models, to assess agricultural risks and provide tailored financing.
Plain | Denmark
Plain helps businesses transition from one-size-fits all insurance products to automatically tailored coverage, leaning on data from payroll, ERP, HR and other information systems.
CryptoSwift | Estonia
CryptoSwift helps crypto companies comply with the Travel Rule under MiCA, securely sharing transaction data, 50% cheaper, easy to integrate, and already live with paying customers.
Crosscheck | United States
Crosscheck is an AI-powered compliance platform that automates 80% of sustainability certification for EU importers, reducing errors, costs, and fines.
Over the coming weeks, the selected startups will participate in a hands-on programme featuring one-to-one introductions, expert-led workshops, and market access events in both Copenhagen and Tallinn.
The initiative is aimed at supporting their business development and growth.
Throughout the programme, participants will receive tailored guidance from the Tenity team and gain access to a wider ecosystem that includes over 1,000 alumni, more than 400 mentors, and a global network of investors.
The programme will conclude at Latitude59 on 22 May, where the startups will present their progress and pitch to an audience of investors, corporates, and industry stakeholders.
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