Traveltech company Entravel Group has raised $7.5 million in funding to expand its white-label travel platform and develop a stablecoin-enabled financial layer for the travel industry. The round was co-led by Ethereal Ventures, chaired by Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin, and Finality Capital, with participation from GSR, Varrock, G1 Ventures, Seier Capital, Veris Ventures, Funfair Ventures and WTG Ventures.
Entravel Group provides technology that enables companies to offer travel booking services under their own brands without having to build and manage supplier integrations and booking systems themselves. Its model is designed to address fragmentation in the travel industry, where hotel inventory, pricing and content are often spread across multiple suppliers and disconnected systems.
The group operates through three connected businesses: MocatravelX, Ratestellar and Entravel. MocatravelX works directly with hotels to secure inventory and negotiated rates, while Ratestellar combines this with supply from other sources, providing access to more than 2.2 million hotels.
Its AI-powered mapping technology identifies matching hotels and room types across suppliers, helping standardise content and pricing data. Entravel brings these capabilities together into a ready-to-use booking stack for partners.
According to founder and CEO Mathias Lundoe Nielsen, users of Entravel Group’s live white-label platforms can save up to 60 per cent on selected hotels, while average booking conversion rates exceed 10 per cent, compared with an industry benchmark of around 1 to 3 per cent.
Our model brings together every part of the booking process. Entravel then turns this hotel supply and technology into a ready-to-use stack,
said Nielsen.
The company is positioning itself around a broader shift in travel distribution as booking services increasingly move beyond dedicated travel websites and into fintech products, super-apps and other digital platforms. Its technology allows companies with established customer bases to add travel services under their own brands, creating an additional revenue stream without having to build a travel business from scratch.
Entravel Group is also developing technology for AI-driven travel transactions. While AI tools are increasingly being used for search, comparison and trip planning, converting recommendations into bookings still requires access to live inventory, accurate pricing, structured content and supplier systems.
Its product suite includes an AI-native Model Context Protocol (MCP) interface designed to connect AI agents directly with its travel data and booking capabilities. Together with Ratestellar’s standardised hotel content, the interface is intended to support AI agents as travel applications move from planning and recommendations towards completing transactions.
The new funding will be used to secure larger supplier credit facilities, support higher booking volumes and expand the company’s white-label model into traditional travel markets. It will also support the launch of a stablecoin-enabled financial layer for settlement, treasury management and working-capital financing.
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