- DDD Invoices secured €1.31 million in seed funding from Fil Rouge Capital
- The company’s API connects business software to government tax portals and automatically manages local formats for each country
- The global e-invoicing market is expected to increase from $24.18 billion in 2025 to $60.81 billion by 2030
DDD Invoices raised €1.31 million in seed funding to build infrastructure that helps businesses keep their invoices tax-compliant as more governments require real-time invoice reporting around the world.
Fil Rouge Capital and 500 Global led the funding round, joined by angel investors, including Bengt Nilsson, founder of IFS and former CEO of Pagero; Hans Berg, co-founder of Tickstar and CEO of Arratech; Oscar Wegland, former chief marketing officer at Pagero and co-founder of Docupath; Alexander Jansson, former head of partnerships at Pagero and COO at Docupath; and Carl Julius Nilsson, former chief commercial officer at Pagero and CEO of Docupath.
Based in Ljubljana and founded by Denis Vehovec Pondelak, DDD Invoices offers a single API that software platforms can integrate once to automatically format, validate, and submit invoices to government tax systems.
DDD Invoices uses AI document processing to handle invoices received as unstructured files, such as PDFs, by automatically extracting and organising the data before sending it to the right tax system. Pondelak says compliance should be seamless: companies send standardised invoice data to DDD Invoices, and the platform handles everything else.
The global e-invoicing market is expected to grow from $24.18 billion in 2025 to $60.81 billion by 2030, driven by government rules, real-time tax reporting, and more cross-border digital trade. DDD Invoices competes with larger companies such as Pagero, which Thomson Reuters acquired in 2024, as well as Sovos, Basware, and regional compliance experts.
The company stands out with its API-first design for modern SaaS platforms and focuses on helping software vendors that serve clients across multiple markets, rather than selling directly to finance teams.
“Fully compliant e-invoicing is a necessity in commerce today. Globally, these services are in their infancy, but in a short time, they will become ubiquitous, and DDD has a second-to-none solution,” says Roger Blott, partner at Fil Rouge Capital, which the company says is its first institutional investor.
DDD Invoices plans to use the funding to expand into additional countries, accelerate integration, and grow its product, engineering, and go-to-market teams.
