The raise sees new investors Apis Global Growth Fund III and Amundi join existing backers Fidelity International Strategic Ventures, Oxford Capital, Breega, Burda, and CNP.Together, the combined investment is worth £70 million and will mainly be facilitated through a secondary share sale, with existing investors selling 10-15% of the current share capital. Moneybox’s 35,000-strong shareholder community - including crowdfund investors, customer shareholders, and employee shareholders - will have the opportunity to sell 10% of their holding.Launched in 2016, Moneybox began life as a way for users to invest the spare change from daily card purchases into a Stocks & Shares ISA.It has since added a range of saving and investment products and now supports more than a million customers across the UK to save, invest, buy their first homes, and plan for retirement, recently surpassing £10 billion in assets under administration.Ben Stanway, executive chair, Moneybox, says: "Our high customer retention, sustained growth, and increasing profitability underscore the strength of our business, and we are excited about the incredible opportunity ahead."