Green-Got Receives €5 Million Investment

The fintech startup Green-Got offers climate-friendly financial solutions, an important step in the green transition in the financial sector. This French startup is implementing a scaling strategy by combining crowdfunding and venture capital investments. The company has raised €5 million.

Europe-wide, the green transition is in full swing. Now, from our daily decisions, to our eating habits, to our consumer choices, sustainability thinking has become our priority. Climate awareness is also at the forefront in the finance and banking sector. The financial sector plays an important role in Europe's green transition and the race to create more sustainable societies.

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Green-Got Offers Climate-Friendly Financial Solutions

French startup Green-Got also wants to make it easier in this area. This neobank has raised €5 million, including through crowdfunding, to change the way people manage their money. Climate tech venture capital firm Pale blue dot has also invested €3 million to help Green-Got grow. Green-Got succeeded by focusing on the community and reached its crowdfunding goal of €1.9 million in less than 80 minutes. More than 10,000 customers showed interest in the investment opportunity where 1,350 people could invest.

Green-Got is a neobank established in 2020 by Maud Caillaux, Andréa Ganovelli and Fabien Huet. Green-Got offers a sustainable approach to banking and finance, offering its customers alternative, 100% transparent and ecological bank accounts. Every payment contributes free of charge to financing for the prevention of ocean pollution, reforestation or the development of renewable energy.

Green-Got's online payment and savings account offers the possibility to pay anywhere in the world with a card made from natural wood or recycled plastic. The company's vision is to change the world of traditional finance by steering financial flows towards transition. Green-Got has so far stored or avoided more than 12 thousand tons of CO2e through its banking platform.