US wealth management start-up Alinea Invest has secured $22.5 million in user acquisition financing from PvX Partners, a Singapore-based financing firm.
The start-up says it will use the new credit facility “to scale its marketing spends in an effort to deliver its personalised wealth management platform to more investors”.
Established in 2021 by co-CEO’s Eve Halimi and Anam Lakhani, Alinea’s platform has been built to democratise access to investment services for first-time investors. The company provides users with personalised investment portfolios and financial education services through its AI-powered “personal investing companion” dubbed AI Allie.
The wealth management start-up graduated Y-Combinator’s 2021 winter accelerator programme alongside Djamo, a digital banking platform focused on French speaking countries in Africa, and Dayra, the Egyptian embedded finance provider.
The financing follows Alinea’s $10.4 million Series A raise in 2025 and its $3.4 million seed round in early 2024.
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