Duqu B.V.

Based in Netherlands, Duqu B. V. , operates as a financial service provider specializing in an AI-powered invoice financing platform that helps businesses access cash from unpaid invoices while maintaining customer relationships. Based in Amsterdam, Netherlands and founded in 2025, Duqu B.

V. provides an innovative financial service that allows businesses to access immediate cash flow by advancing funds against their unpaid invoices. In September 2026, Duqu B. V.

raised EUR 1. 5 mn in pre-seed funding from investors Curiosity and No Such Ventures to enhance its platform and technology. Duqu offers a financial service designed to provide short-term business capital by advancing funds against invoices submitted by companies. This product enables users to submit their business invoices, and upon approval, receive an advance of the invoice amount within 24 hours, facilitating immediate liquidity and operational flow.

The service caters specifically to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that require financial flexibility to manage ongoing operations while awaiting payment from clients. Duqu's model is centered on maintaining the customer’s ownership of the invoice and the associated client relationship, ensuring that clients are unaware of the transaction. Geographically, Duqu operates in the Netherlands, targeting businesses across various sectors that face challenges with cash flow due to delayed customer payments. The revenue structure of Duqu is primarily based on transaction fees associated with the invoicing advance service.

Clients are charged a fee of 2. 9% for the first 30 days of the advanced invoice amount, after which pro-rata fees may apply if the invoice remains unpaid. This fee structure allows businesses to manage their cash flow without enduring long-term debt commitments. Transactions occur on a B2B basis, where businesses submit valid invoices and, upon approval, receive the specified advance directly to their accounts.

This short-term financing model helps businesses to fund immediate operational needs, pay salaries, purchase materials, or take on new projects without financial strain while waiting for payment on previously rendered services. The company will use the funding to expand its AI-powered invoice financing platform and underwriting technology, helping businesses access cash from unpaid invoices more quickly.