Gradyent, a Rotterdam-based company specializing in digital twin technology for heating and cooling systems, has secured €28 million in a growth funding round. The financing was led by Blue Earth Capital AG, with participation from SEB Greentech VC, Capricorn Partners, Eneco Ventures, Helen Ventures, and ENERGIIQ. The funds will be utilized to enhance the efficiency of energy systems through advanced digital solutions. In a separate development, Djamo, a neobank operating in Francophone Africa, has raised $17 million, marking the largest venture capital round for an Ivorian startup. The funding will support Djamo’s expansion, which currently serves over 1 million users across Ivory Coast and Senegal, processing more than $4.5 billion in transactions. Additionally, Felix Pago, a remittance platform leveraging WhatsApp, has raised $75 million in a Series B funding round, aimed at enhancing its services in Latin America, where it processed over $1 billion in transactions last year.