The $300 million secondary share sale was led by Wellington and T. Rowe Price and brought in new investors, including EQT, Goldman Sachs, and Sapphire Ventures.
Existing investors in the German robotics startup, including Sequoia and Lightspeed, participated alongside new backers.
Salica Investments also participated in the secondary share sale, which valued the UK-based wealth management platform at $1.1 billion.
The digital bank has reportedly kicked off its employee liquidity event, pricing shares at $2,017 each.
The direct secondary deals cover stakes in more than 14 businesses held by bp Ventures and Trifork Labs.
The secondary sale will value the UK wealth management platform at approximately £800 million ($1.1 billion), a 45% increase from its 2024 mark.
The deal would reportedly double the AI-voice startup's $11 billion valuation set during a February fundraise.
The deal follows a recent $1.5 billion capital raise that drew participation from Microsoft, NVIDIA, and Mercedes-Benz, and valued the autonomous driving company at $8.6 billion.
The reported liquidity event would value the digital bank at roughly 1.5x its November valuation of $75 billion.
The transaction, which valued the second-hand marketplace at €8 billion, included participation from BlackRock, Lombard Odier, and Pinegrove Opportunity Partners.
