Talky Labs Raises €1.5 Million for AI Accounting Platform

Oct 31, 2026
Madrid startup Talky Labs raised €1.5 million to expand its team and develop an AI platform that learns how companies handle accounting decisions.

Talky Labs raised €1.5 million in a pre seed round, according to EU-Startups. HelloWorld, Silence VC, Motive Force, Aera Capital and several angel investors participated in the round, which closed in September 2026.

The Madrid startup uses AI to learn accounting practices from a company's historical records and finance teams. Its platform reads invoices, suggests accounting entries, reviews tax information, reconciles bank transactions and records results in enterprise resource planning systems. When it cannot resolve a case, it identifies an employee to consult.

Talky Labs says its system processes 86% to 93% of accounting documents without human intervention. The company has nine employees and reports processing more than 1.8 million documents representing over €2 billion in client spending. It will use the funding to hire staff, develop the product and improve its technical infrastructure.

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