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ENILINX TICKEY is a 3.7-inch color e-paper smart badge and desk display that was launched on Kickstarter. The campaign raised over $900,000. The device uses an ESP32-S3 chip, supports Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and NFC, and is designed for multiple uses including badges, desk displays and digital notes.
Flow Society has launched a crowdfunding site that lets fans become owners in the apparel brand. The announcement also highlights new summer partnerships with Greg Gurenlian, Sal's Pizza and PT Autosport. The offering is being promoted through Flow Society's investor site.
Indonesia’s P2P lending sector has grown to more than IDR 101 trillion in outstanding debt, but much of the market remains outside effective tax oversight. The article says legal platforms are far outnumbered by illegal ones and argues that cross-border ownership structures complicate enforcement. It also discusses withholding rules, transfer pricing, and proposed tax information sharing with China.
Housers, a Spanish real estate crowdfunding platform, has relaunched as Crowpire while hundreds of investors say their money remains tied up. The article says the platform raised about €150 million across more than 450 projects and later changed management. It also notes past CNMV fines and ongoing disputes over unpaid returns.
Lendo has landed a $200 million debt deal to support lending to small businesses in Saudi Arabia. The funding is intended to expand the platform’s ability to provide business finance in the market. The article centers on Lendo as the platform and the size of the financing package.
Bright Saver has launched its second crowdfunding offering on Climatize to expand access to plug-in solar and other clean-energy products. The nonprofit says its first Climatize campaign closed early after reaching 248% of its target. The new offering is part of its broader effort to scale consumer clean-energy adoption as state laws expand.
AI-powered construction-waste-to-energy company Woodchuck has launched a Regulation Crowdfunding round on Fundify, opening the raise to both accredited and non-accredited investors and giving everyday backers a chance to support its material-recovery technology.
Dacxi Coin (DXI) has listed on Uniswap, adding a new on-chain trading venue alongside P2B and Wealth99. The announcement says the move is part of Dacxi Chain’s effort to build infrastructure for a global crowdfunding network. It also notes the project has completed its first cross-platform, cross-border crowdfunding deal and is developing Ironstone and GECA.
Crowdfunder.co.uk is promoting a new way for hockey clubs to raise money for pitch projects. The piece focuses on how clubs can use the platform to support facility funding. It is presented as a campaign-oriented story rather than a platform update.
Velocity, a London-based stablecoin infrastructure provider, has secured an additional $10 million in its Series A round, bringing the total to $48 million and valuing the company at $200 million. Major investors include Visa Ventures, Circle Ventures, and Ripple. The funds will support platform expansion and deeper integration with financial institutions. The investment highlights growing institutional interest in stablecoin-based settlement.
The UK Financial Conduct Authority has published guidance to help crypto firms prepare for a new regulatory regime taking effect in October 2027. Applications for authorisation open in September 2026, with the guidance covering activities such as stablecoin issuance, trading platforms, and staking. The FCA will consult on further updates in October following recent legislative amendments.
Five startups, including Chestnut Biopolymers, Rentd, Foudys, DoseSync, and EasyCompanion, are actively raising funds through Crowdcube and Crowdfunder. The campaigns span sectors from sustainable materials to fintech and health tech. Funding targets and SEIS/EIS eligibility vary by company. The article highlights each startup's mission and the platforms where investments can be made.
