French startups secured €42 million in funding this week across several key deals, highlighting continued investor confidence in sectors like fintech, healthtech, and B2B software.

The largest round was a €20 million Series A for Paris-based fintech startup Fintecture, led by venture capital firm RTP Global. The company provides an API-driven payment solution for businesses, aiming to compete with traditional banking services. This funding will support international expansion, particularly in Southern Europe.

In healthtech, medical device company Adocia raised €12 million through a convertible bond issuance. The Lyon-based firm, which specializes in innovative insulin delivery systems, will use the capital to advance clinical trials for its flagship product.

Other notable deals include a €5 million seed round for Parisian SaaS platform Kactus, which automates regulatory compliance for financial institutions, and a €3 million pre-seed investment in deep-tech startup Dydu, focused on AI-powered workflow automation for enterprises.

Several smaller early-stage rounds completed the week’s activity, including funding for proptech and edtech ventures. Despite a cautious investment climate, these deals suggest sustained interest in scalable, technology-driven solutions addressing regulatory, operational, and healthcare challenges.

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