Investors
Capital or capability. Two live products.
We are looking for stakeholders — people who can put money, specialist skill, or both — into products Inject Group Ltd is already shipping. This is not a job board (that is Careers) and it is not a public share offer. It is a conversation about whether you should sit inside one of the products below. Prefer the designed studio: open Inject Group, choose Invest in Our Startups, then View portfolio projects.
Who this is for
- Operators and angels who want to put capital into a live product, not a deck
- Specialists who want to contribute skill (product, domain, go-to-market, security, or market access) alongside the studio
- People who can name which product they care about, and say so plainly
Live products
Yuzu Project Manager
The software project manager with compliance, designed to manage both developer and AI development (MCP), giving a clear operational picture of delivery.
- The product
- An agent-native workspace. Calendar, Tasks, Projects, Blueprints, and Notes sit on one board — built for software development managers to visually plan and deploy projects, and to monitor vibe-coder MCP at each step of the development cycle.
- Who it is for
- Entrepreneurs and professional teams that want a human-auditable backlog, not another metered AI task runner.
- Why it exists
- Agents already open and close work. Most boards still assume a person is typing. Yuzu is the loop between the agent and the board you can show a client.
- In the studio
- The collaboration dashboard is how Inject runs delivery: Kanban with user stories and acceptance criteria, MCP status on the card, agent traces, AI planning, and a compliance report.
- Stage
- Live product. Operator-led. Shipping from the studio that built it, and already in daily use there.
- How it is sold
- A workspace for the organisation — seats, projects, and the board in one subscription. We talk through fit before we talk price.
- Where it runs today
- In public testing. The board, the traces, and the compliance report are the operating system of the platform.
- Who we are opening to
- Operators and capital who want to sit inside Yuzu — product, security, sales, and the first offices that will take it to market.
- Where capital goes
- Most of it into hardening the workspace. The rest into the first design-partner offices, and the UK paperwork a product of this kind needs.
- Who ships it
- Inject Group. Product, engineering, and the agent-to-board loop live in one UK office.
- The market
- Software development teams that already use agents to do the work — starting in the United Kingdom and English-speaking countries that want a board they can audit.
- This year
- Harden the workspace, bring in design-partners, onboard customers, then open a priced organisation subscription.
Nexus IMTO
Sovereign IMTO oversight and SupTech. Built for central banks, FIUs, and regulated corridors that need telemetry over cross-border flows — licensed from the UK.
- The product
- A supervisory console for cross-border money. Governor view covers FX outflow, corridor liquidity, settlement, and holds — ISO 20022 native, built as a CB IMTO transparency system.
- Who it is for
- Central banks, FIUs, and licensed corridors that need a live picture of remittance and IMTO flows — not a quarterly pack after the money has already moved.
- Why it exists
- Supervisors still assemble FX, liquidity, and settlement from separate systems. By the time the board sees it, the corridor has already cleared. Nexus puts governor, FX, liquidity, settlement, and holds on one console.
- In the studio
- The Central Bank Supervisory Console is how we brief the product: real-time FX outflow, corridor buffers with green and amber states, STP on the settlement queue, and time-locked holds before value dates.
- Stage
- Live product. Operator-led from Inject Group Ltd in the United Kingdom. Licensed to sovereign buyers and deployed with in-country system integrators.
- How it is sold
- Sovereign licence, not a seat subscription. Core software stays with Inject; in-market workshops and on-site delivery sit with accredited local partners. We talk mandate and corridor before we talk price.
- Where it runs today
- Designed and shipped from the UK studio. The governor dashboard is the briefing surface for FX and liquidity — a supervisory demonstration interface, not a claim of live-contract KPIs.
- Who we are opening to
- Operators and capital who want to sit inside Nexus — payments domain, SupTech, security, corridor access, and the first sovereign conversations that take it from briefing to licence.
- Where capital goes
- Hardening the console and the ISO 20022 telemetry underneath it. The rest into first-corridor design partners, in-country delivery, and the UK paperwork a product of this kind needs.
- Who ships it
- Inject Group Ltd. Research, design, and the SupTech engine live in one UK studio. Local SI partners fulfil on-site where the mandate requires it.
- The market
- MEA and African corridors where remittance, IMTO oversight, and FX capital-flight tracking sit with the central bank — PAPSS, Buna, and national switches as design-alignment targets, not endorsements.
- This year
- Harden the governor console, complete vendor-pack artefacts for first corridors, then open licensed conversations with supervisors who already have the mandate.
How a conversation starts
Tell us which product, what you bring (capital, skill, or both), and the shape of involvement you want. Name, email, and a short note. We reply within two business days. If there is a fit, we send the proper documents. We do not transact from this form. Studio enquiries also reach team@injectgroup.com.
Important
This page is an invitation to talk. It is not an offer of securities, not investment advice, and not a commitment of equity, returns, or a seat. Inject Group Ltd is not authorised by the FCA to issue financial promotions of that kind.