Allasso, a Geneva-based fintech company, has raised $3M (~€2.5M) in funding to scale its next-generation analytics and risk management tools for traders and financial institutions.
The round was led by Fuel Ventures, with participation from angels and early industry backers.
Founded by veteran options trader Felix Euler and data scientist Vadim Cissa, Allasso was born out of frustration with outdated trading infrastructure. Its flagship product, Allasso Copilot, combines backtesting, scenario analysis, idea generation, and risk management into one intuitive platform.
“The trading industry has been held back for too long by fragmented systems,” said Felix Euler, co-founder of Allasso. “We want to change the game for professionals and for the next generation of data science-ready graduates who demand better tools.”
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From options to multi-asset analytics
Allasso’s technology delivers a 360-degree market view, helping hedge funds, brokers, and systematic trading firms make faster, more rational, and risk-aware decisions. With the new capital, the company plans to expand Copilot beyond options into STIR and bond futures, ETFs, FX, single stocks, and crypto.
Mark Pearson, founder of Fuel Ventures, said:
“Felix and Vadim are exactly the type of founders we look for — problem-solvers with deep industry experience, redefining what’s possible in pre-trade analytics and risk management.”
The company’s API-first, web-based approach positions it as a modern alternative to legacy trading systems, aiming to bridge the gap between traditional finance and data science-ready infrastructure.
