Talky Labs Secures €1.5Mn Pre-Seed Funding to Transform Financial Operations

The company uses AI to help businesses automate accounting and financial operations, making these tasks easier and faster.

The funding round closed in September 2026. It included investments from venture capital firms HelloWorld, Silence VC, Motive Force and Aera Capital.

Several angel investors also joined the round, including Sebastián Gunningham, CEO of Remitly; Paul Golbaum, CEO of Lightbase and former CTO of Seedtag; and Javier Morenés, among others.

“Two years ago, I met my co-founder Jorge Beamonte at a networking event. That night, I called my mom and told her: ‘Mom, today is the most important day of my life. Everything is about to change,‘” said Maximilian Letón in a public statement.

“Every company has its own way of doing accounting, and it’s almost never written down. Talky learns those criteria, applies them to the hard cases and turns them into information for better decisions,” adds Jorge Beamonte, co-founder and CEO of Talky.

Founded in 2025, Talky Labs was started by Jorge Beamonte, CEO, and Maximilian Letón, COO. The company aims to help businesses automate financial tasks that usually require accountants' experience and knowledge of company processes.

Despite having a small team of just nine employees, Talky has already processed more than 1.8 million documents and over €2 billion in client spending through its platform.

The startup focuses on a common problem faced by finance teams. Important financial information is often spread across different systems, spreadsheets, emails, contracts and employees' records. This makes it difficult for businesses to manage their accounting work efficiently.

Traditional automation tools can handle regular transactions, but unusual invoices and unexpected cases often need to be checked manually. This can slow down financial processes and increase the chances of errors. Talky aims to reduce this manual work through its AI-powered technology.

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