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GoDutch, a rapidly growing business and finance automation platform for SMEs, has raised €3.6 million as it surpasses 12,500 active business users and processes more than €1.5 billion in annual payment volume.
Launched in June 2024, the Amsterdam-based startup has experienced 10× growth, maintaining over 40% month-on-month expansion over the past year. The new investment comes shortly after its €1.2 million pre-seed round in May.
GoDutch offers SMEs a fully integrated business account with tools such as team cards, expense management, and automated accounts payable and receivable. An AI-powered automation layer manages back-end financial operations, helping businesses streamline their workflows. Users also benefit from rapid onboarding—receiving an IBAN and card within hours—and 24/7 access to human support, a feature many SMEs say is increasingly missing from traditional financial providers.
“SMEs are drowning in disconnected finance tools,” says founder and CEO Thomas Vles. “Most businesses still juggle three to seven separate systems. GoDutch was built to close this gap.”
The latest funding round, led by Luxembourg Finance House with support from existing investor QuantumLeap Capital, will fuel product expansion—including payroll, lending, and treasury solutions—and drive GoDutch’s growth across the Netherlands and wider Europe. The startup will also introduce Belgian IBANs on 1 December as part of its broader European rollout.
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