Chip
Chip is a company based in United Kingdom. Builders in Fintech has recorded 5 equity rounds for Chip, most recently a round of £17M on 29 January 2026.
Added ·
- FCA · Investment firm · Authorised
- FCA · Payment institution · Authorised
- £25.3M + €16.5M
- Growth-stage round · £17M · 29 January 2026
Timeline
Growth-stage round · £17M · Channel 4 Ventures
Crowdfunding · €13.6M
Crowdfunding · €2.9M · FSCS
Angel · £7.3M
Crowdfunding · £1M
All funding rounds in the database
Product
UK savings and investing app with cash ISAs, funds and pensions
Wealth and investing
Markets: United Kingdom
Chip is a UK app for saving and investing in one place. Savers can choose instant-access and easy-access accounts, a prize savings account with a monthly draw and a flexible Smart Cash ISA, while investors can buy funds and ETFs through a general investment account, a Stocks and Shares ISA or a personal pension. Accounts are opened in the app in a few minutes and are open to UK tax residents aged 18 and over. The ISA is provided by Chip Financial (Investments) Ltd, and the company says more than 400,000 people use the app.
Agent-Ready 1/5
- Discoverable — Can an agent find and read it?Not found on 3 November 2026
- Documented — Can it understand the API without a login?Not found on 3 November 2026
- Testable — Can it try the API without a sales call?Not found on 3 November 2026
- Connectable — Can it connect directly (MCP)?Not found on 3 November 2026
- Trusted — Can it see who runs it securely?Found
Description from the company website · Source
Licences & registrations
CHIP FINANCIAL WEALTH LTD
Investment firm · FCA · United Kingdom
CHIP FINANCIAL GROUP LTD
Payment institution · FCA · United Kingdom
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In the news
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- Chip-stock bets lost $52 million in 10 minutes with Wall Street shut (opens in a new tab)
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