A former Uber employee has raised $10m across two funding rounds for his automated accounting platform Stacks to fund its move into AI agents. In April last year, EQT Ventures led a previously undisclosed $3m pre-seed round for the Amsterdam-based startup. Six months later, Stacks closed a further $7m round led by General Catalyst, with participation from early-stage investor s16vc and angel backers such as Gusto CFO Mike Taylor and Taktile CFO Simone Rüschenberg. Founder and CEO Albert Malikov was previously a product manager at Uber, before joining US open banking fintech Plaid to head up product at the company’s European division. A decade in the making Founded in 2024, Stacks focuses on automating companies’ book closing, an accounting process that takes place at the end of every month. […]
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