Numina raises €1.1 million to expand free accounting platform

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Published Tuesday, November 10, 2026 · 4:26 AM EST

Copenhagen-based Numina has raised €1.1 million in pre-Seed funding to support international expansion and further development of its accounting platform, EU-Startups reported. Participants include Nebular, Emblem and Founders A/S. Numina says more than 1,000 small businesses use its platform in Denmark to send invoices, connect bank accounts and file VAT returns free of charge. Customers pay for optional add-on services. The platform also lets AI assistants prepare invoices or draft bookkeeping entries through the Model Context Protocol, a standard for connecting assistants to external data. Users review and approve that work inside Numina.

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