Fintech powerhouse, Tenity, reinforces its dominance by onboarding the latest wave of European startup investments.
Tenity Announces New Cohort for European FinTech Accelerator
Tenity, a leading partner for founders building scalable companies in the financial ecosystem, has announced the latest cohort joining its European FinTech Accelerator. Out of 433 applications, ten startups have been selected to receive funding and support.
The new cohort reflects the depth and maturity in the European fintech landscape, according to Andrea Fritschi, Managing Partner & CFO of Tenity. Each startup founder is addressing pressing challenges in the financial ecosystem, spanning various areas of fintech innovation, including regulatory technology, insurance, wealth management, infrastructure, banking, crypto & web3, investing, and quantum finance.
The four-month program, running from August 25 to December 5, 2025, is designed to equip startups with the tools, knowledge, and connections needed to succeed in Europe’s most influential hubs. The program includes four in-person masterclass weeks focused on growth, product development, traction, and fundraising readiness.
Tenity serves as a launchpad for founders aiming to expand internationally. The program offers market access in Zurich, London, and Copenhagen to selected startups. Tenity invests up to €300K per startup and does not just invest capital, but also partners with founders to create lasting companies.
The investment is accompanied by hands-on support, investor introductions, and access to industry-leaders such as UBS, SIX, and Ripple. The current cohort includes 10 startups, and the program does not provide information about additional funding beyond the €300K per startup mentioned earlier.
Tenity has six global hubs and a network of over 1,600 alumni startups. The new cohort has the potential to shape the future of financial services across borders and beyond silos, according to Andrea Fritschi. The new cohort of startups is Tenity's latest step in fostering innovation and growth in the fintech sector.
