Danish Entravel Group secures €6.5 million to expand its supplier credit facilities
The TravelTech company Entravel Group was established in 2026 and has raised €6.5 million ($7.5 million) to expand its white-label approach into traditional travel, handle more bookings, and obtain larger supplier credit facilities.
GSR, Varrock, G1 Ventures, Seier Capital, Veris Ventures, Funfair Ventures, and WTG Ventures participated in the round, which was co-led by Ethereal Ventures and Finality Capital.
“Across our live white-label platforms, users can save up to 60% on selected hotels, while average booking conversion rates are above 10%, compared with an industry benchmark of approximately 1–3%,” says Mathias Lundoe Nielsen, founder and CEO of Entravel Group.
“Our model brings together every part of the booking process. MocatravelX works directly with hotels to secure rooms and negotiated rates. Ratestellar combines this inventory with supply from other sources, giving partners access to more than 2.2 million hotels. Its AI-powered mapping identifies matching hotels and room types across suppliers, helping travel companies access cleaner data and competitive rates without building and maintaining multiple integrations. Entravel then turns this hotel supply and technology into a ready-to-use stack.”
The funding will help establish the group's stablecoin-enabled financial layer for working capital, treasury, and settlement financing.
Entravel Group developed its infrastructure in anticipation of what it perceives as a significant change in the distribution of travel: reservations are no longer limited to travel websites. Travel is being used by businesses with established audiences to increase income and enhance consumer engagement as hotels and other travel services expand into super-apps, FinTech products, and digital platforms.
Without having to start from scratch, Entravel Group's white-label infrastructure enables them to deliver travel services under their own brands.
“As global online travel bookings approach $1.2 trillion in 2026, the need for modern, scalable distribution infrastructure is becoming increasingly important,” said Joseph Lubin, Ethereum co-founder and Chairman of Ethereal Ventures.
“Entravel Group has already demonstrated that its technology can power travel products for some of the world’s largest digital platforms. By taking a model proven across the crypto ecosystem into the broader travel market, the company has the potential to become an important infrastructure layer for the industry.”