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Wealthcome, a wealth management software provider based in Pessac, near Bordeaux, France, has raised โฌ15 million (approximately $17.2 million) in a Series B round led by Breega, with returning investor BlackFin Capital Partners also participating. Announced September 24, 2026, the round follows a โฌ7 million Series A led by BlackFin in March 2025 and brings total funding to โฌ22 million (about $25.2 million).
Founded by CEO Cyprien Delmeule with รric Foin and Morgan Emmery, Wealthcome aggregates client wealth data, automates business workflows, and structures compliance journeys for independent wealth advisors, family offices, private banks, insurers, and other institutions. Since the Series A, the company has grown from 300 to more than 800 client firms, from 2,500 to more than 6,000 professional users, and from โฌ20 billion to more than โฌ80 billion (roughly $92 billion) in aggregated assets, while doubling headcount to about 60 employees.
The company will use the capital to expand with large institutional clients, strengthen its compliance capabilities, deepen an AI ecosystem built directly into its tools, and continue developing its platform. Wealthcome pairs that AI push with requirements around security, data protection, sovereignty, and traceability of advice. Breega partner Benjamin Deplus said complete data aggregation opens the way to a truly controlled use of AI in wealth management. For advisors and platforms, the raise shows investors backing AI that is anchored in consolidated client data and documented, auditable advice processes.
MMnote: From what I can tell, Wealthcome is doing AI correctly by focusing on structuring the traceability of advice.
