FundraiseJun 30, 2026, 11:08 UTC

Swiss AI accounting startup Infinity raises $3M to end manual bookkeeping

What's the deal? NextBusiness, the Zurich startup behind infinity.swiss, has raised $3 million in a seed round to build fully autonomous accounting software.

EquityPitcher Ventures led the round, joined by fintech investor Tenity and Backbone Ventures. Angels include early Facebook backer Daniel Gutenberg and Swiss Shark Tank investor Lukas Speiser.

Why now? Founded in 2023 by a group of students, NextBusiness says it has grown sharply each year and now sees the moment to speed up development and expansion.

The company has already shipped a working product with bank integrations, invoicing, payroll, and fiduciary collaboration tools.

Chief executive officer Stefan Wittwer has set a clear goal. "By 2030, company bookkeeping should essentially run by itself," he said.

What could go wrong? Infinity is taking on a legacy, fragmented market dominated by entrenched incumbents.

Its ambition to expand beyond Switzerland will test whether its product can win users in new markets against established players.

The signal: Founded in 2023 and still at the early stage, NextBusiness has compressed a remarkable amount of product depth — bank integrations, invoicing, payroll, and fiduciary workflows — into its first major raise, which helps explain why a fintech-focused fund like Tenity and lead investor EquityPitcher Ventures were willing to bet at seed. The wager is that an autonomous accounting layer can crack a Swiss market that remains legacy and fragmented, with international expansion the eventual prize.