New startups are being introduced all the time across the UK, providing services, and solutions whilst shaping the future of their industries. LinkedIn has compiled a list of the top 10 companies on the rise in London. 

1.  Allica Bank

Allica Bank is a British challenger bank that provides a range of financial services, including lending, savings and current accounts, specifically tailored for small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) in the UK. 

2.  Volt.io

Volt.io is a fintech company that provides a global infrastructure for real-time, account-to-account payments using open banking technology. It connects over 5,000 banks across the UK and EU.

3.  Wild

Wild is a personal care company founded by childhood friends Freddy Ward and Charlie Bowes-Lyon. It aims to reduce single-use plastic in bathrooms by offering natural, refillable deodorants. 

4.  Skin + Me

Skin + Me offers personalised skincare treatments through online dermatology consultations. The company provides prescription-based therapy creams for various skin conditions, including acne, ageing and hyperpigmentation.

5.  Connectd 

Connectd is a platform that connects founders, investors and advisors through a matching marketplace. It operates a subscription-based model and provides tools for managing and showcasing startup performance. 

6. UNTIL

UNTIL provides access to health and wellness facilities, along with business support services for health professionals. 

7. THIS™ 

THIS is a plant-based food company with products that aim to provide the taste and texture of meat with zero animal content.

8. Bactobio

Bactobio is a biotechnology firm aiming to uncover safer and greener antimicrobial solutions from previously unexplored microbes for a variety of industries including healthcare and agriculture.

9. Robin AI

Robin AI provides tools for drafting, reviewing and managing contracts. It combines machine learning and legal expertise to streamline contract-related tasks for businesses and legal teams.

10. Primer

Primer helps online stores set up their payment systems. Their tools let merchants add different payment options to their websites without needing to write code.