Copenhagen, Denmark — Emerging FinTech startup ReBloom has secured €400,000 in a pre-seed funding round, setting the stage for a major disruption in private secondary trading. Launched just three months ago, the company aims to democratize access to unlisted stocks, enabling investors to trade shares in private giants such as SpaceX, Revolut, and Bolt through its AI-powered platform.
Co-founded in 2024 by Camilla Molina Nysum and Daniel Abdulla Bobruk, ReBloom seeks to dismantle the long-standing barriers that have kept private markets exclusive. Traditionally, secondary trading has been reserved for well-connected investors willing to navigate complex, high-fee transactions. ReBloom’s AI-driven technology changes that, matching users with investment opportunities tailored to their risk profile and financial goals while streamlining the entire trading process.
“We’re incredibly grateful for the market’s enthusiastic response. It reaffirms that the timing for our platform is perfect,” said Nysum, CEO of ReBloom. “Securing this pre-seed funding allows us to accelerate our expansion and bring accessible secondary trading to a broader audience.”
The startup’s mission is particularly relevant at a time when IPOs are being delayed, forcing investors to find alternative ways to trade private company shares. Industry forecasts indicate that the secondary market will triple in size over the next seven years, creating a growing demand for efficient trading solutions. ReBloom positions itself at the forefront of this transformation by offering much-needed liquidity and transparency.
Nysum, an experienced investor, has firsthand knowledge of the industry’s exclusivity problem. “Public stock markets have become widely accessible thanks to technological advancements. But private markets remain a ‘Wild West’—opaque, fragmented, and costly to navigate. We’re changing that by making private secondary trading investable for both private and institutional investors,” she explained.
The funding also highlights a notable achievement in the startup ecosystem, where only 2% of venture capital goes to female-founded startups. ReBloom’s successful raise demonstrates investor confidence in both its leadership and its vision. The newly acquired capital will be used to refine the platform’s capabilities and expand its reach, ensuring that more investors can tap into previously inaccessible markets.
“With private companies staying off public exchanges for longer, the need for secondary trading solutions is growing fast. Yet, the market lacks the necessary tools to support this evolution,” Nysum said. “ReBloom solves this problem by prioritizing investors’ needs and putting control back in their hands.”
As the private secondary market continues to gain momentum, ReBloom stands ready to bridge the gap between institutional exclusivity and investor accessibility, ushering in a new era of trading for unlisted shares.
