Prague-based Eterny, which develops a platform to organize, monitor, and secure personal financial and legal assets, has raised €400,000 to support its planned 2026 expansion into Ireland and the US, as Vestbee was told.
- Founded in 2024 by Jitka Paterová, Eterny develops a platform to consolidate and manage personal financial and legal information.
- The system brings together bank accounts, insurance policies, investments, digital assets, and key documents in a single secure vault. It leverages AI-driven auditing and automation to identify inefficiencies, track deadlines, and flag expiring or unfavorable contracts.
- Eterny also allows users to grant controlled access to trusted family members, lawyers, or business partners and automates administrative tasks to ensure essential information is accessible when needed.
- Its SmartAuditor continuously monitors documents, contracts, and accounts, providing actionable insights that help individuals and institutions maintain oversight and organization of their assets.
Details of the deal
- The recent €400,000 funding round for Eterny was backed by JIC Ventures, a Czech venture capital firm that supports early-stage startups, typically investing around €100,000 in pre-seed and seed-stage companies, and Purple Ventures, a Brno-based VC focusing on early-stage, tech-driven startups across Central and Eastern Europe.
“We decided to invest in Eterny primarily because of the founder – her experience, drive, and ability to think globally really impressed us. The product has enormous potential to succeed worldwide, and the team is exactly the kind of people we trust to make it happen,” explains Radim Kocourek from JIC Ventures.
- The fresh capital will enable the firm to enhance its AI-powered auditor, expand B2B services for banks and family offices, and prepare for international expansion.
