Firevault secures £200k for offline data storage platform

Offline data storage provider Firevault Limited has secured an estimated £200k in its latest funding round. The investment, which was filed and allotted on May 5, 2026, gives the London based startup an estimated post money valuation of £2m.

Incorporated on March 17, 2025, Firevault focuses on cybersecurity solutions that physically disconnect sensitive data from networks to prevent ransomware and digital breaches. The company currently employs three people at its London headquarters. Its core philosophy is built on the premise that offline storage removes the exposure risks associated with connected digital architecture.

The company markets three distinct products. Vault is a secured offline storage solution for directors, shareholders, and high net worth individuals. It functions as a digital safety deposit box that is identity locked to one verified owner. This service is available in 2TB, 4TB, and 8TB options, with pricing starting at £360 per month on a 36 month term.

For the corporate sector, Firevault offers Storage, a scalable system designed for commercial and critical customer data. This product serves as the offline component of a 3-2-1-0 storage model. The company states that early adopters of this system have achieved operational expenditure savings compared to connected models.

The third product, Platform (FV-PaaS), is an offline first architecture designed for governments and critical infrastructure providers. It enables sovereign grade deployments across multiple sites to protect national and organisational assets.

Firevault aims to provide a foundation for data resilience by ensuring sensitive files are only accessible when a verified owner deliberately connects them. This funding round follows just over a year of operations since the company was founded in 2025.