Curiosity VC leads €1.5 million pre-seed round in SME credit provider Duqu

By Public Technologies
  • Duqu raised a € 1.5 million pre-seed round led by Curiosity, with participation from No Such Ventures.
  • Amsterdam-based fintech advances cash against outstanding B2B invoices, giving SMEs access to earned revenue without factoring.
  • Duqu built an AI underwriting engine that automates about 95% of credit assessment, also sold as a white-label tool to lenders.
  • Funding will support expansion of Duqu’s invoice-advance product line, scaling of its underwriting technology business.


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