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The Weekly Notable Startup Funding Report: 1/10/22

New York Tech Editorial Team by New York Tech Editorial Team
January 8, 2022
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Alto Solutions

$40.0M – Series B

Nashville-based Alto Solutions delivers an easy-to-use, automated process for investing in alternatives with IRA savings. Founded by Eric Satz in 2016, Alto Solutions has now raised a total of $70.3M in total equity funding and is backed by Acrew Capital, Advance Venture Partners, Alpha Edison, Coinbase Ventures, Foundation Capital, Gaingels, and Unusual Ventures.

BlockSpaces

$5.8M – Seed

Tampa-based BlockSpaces offers managed blockchain infrastructure and prebuilt connectors between various blockchain networks and business applications. Founded by Gabe Higgins and Rosa Shores in 2017, BlockSpaces has now raised a total of $7.2M in total equity funding and is backed by BlockFund Ventures, Brighter Capital, GTMFund, Leadout Capital, Mark Pincus, and Tony DiBenedetto.

Finexio

$10.0M – Venture

San Mateo-based Finexio offers a smart B2B payment network system for buyers and sellers which links payment rails to automate commercial payments. Founded by David McGuerty and Ernest Rolfson in 2015, Finexio has now raised a total of $48.5M in total equity funding and is backed by Mendon Venture Partners and Patriot Financial Partners.

Formant

$18.0M – Series A

San Francisco-based Formant is a monitoring and operations software that connects people, processes, sensors, and robots through a robotic approach platform. Founded by Jeff Linnell in 2017, Formant has now raised a total of $24.0M in total equity funding and is backed by Ericsson, Goodyear Ventures, Hillsven Capital, Holman Growth Ventures, Pelion Venture Partners, Picus Capital, SignalFire, and Thursday Ventures.

NowRx is disrupting the $480B retail pharmacy industry with unheard of personalized service and free same-day pharmacy delivery.

The company uses its “QuickFill” proprietary pharmacy software and robotics to automate prescription dispensing and reduce common service failures that result in bad experiences for customers (insurance errors, out-of-stock, etc.).

Oh, and they operate at a fraction of the cost of major retail chains – talk about efficiency!

In 2020, the company saw revenue jump 90% YoY and this year they’re on pace to surpass more than $22M in revenue. With their newest telehealth product growing 73% MoM and a share price that has increased by 1,650% since 2016 Ð this is an investment you don’t want to miss out on.

Goldfinch

$25.0M – Series A

Walnut-based Goldfinch is a credit platform that offers crypto loans without collateral. Founded by Blake West and Michael Sall in 2020, Goldfinch has now raised a total of $37.7M in total equity funding and is backed by a16z crypto, Bill Ackman, BlockTower Capital, Coinbase Ventures, Helicap, Kindred Ventures, Kingsway Capital, Stratos Technologies, SV Angel, and Y Combinator Continuity Fund.

ianacare

$12.1M – Series A

Boston-based ianacare is a health care company that encourages, empowers, and equips family caregivers. Founded by Jessica Nam Kim, Jessica Nam Kim, and Steven Lee in 2018, ianacare has now raised a total of $15.1M in total equity funding and is backed by 8VC, AARP, Able Partners, Brown Alumni Group, Cue Ball, Entree Capital, Founder Collective, Greycroft, Indicator Ventures, SemperVirens Venture Capital, Service Provider Capital, and Slow Ventures.

Livepeer

$20.0M – Series B

New York-based Livepeer develops and operates a platform for decentralized live video broadcast on the Internet. Founded by Doug Petkanics and Eric Tang in 2017, Livepeer has now raised a total of $51.0M in total equity funding and is backed by Alan Howard, Digital Currency Group, Northzone, Tiger Global Management, and Warburg Serres Investments.

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Miro

$400.0M – Series C

San Francisco-based Miro is a visual collaboration platform that provides an intuitive, engaging, and in-person collaboration experience for every team. Founded by Andrey Khusid and Oleg Shardin in 2011, Miro has now raised a total of $476.3M in total equity funding and is backed by Accel, Atlassian, Dragoneer Investment Group, GIC, ICONIQ Capital, Julien Codorniou, Salesforce Ventures, and TCV.

Mojo Vision

$45.0M – Series B

Saratoga-based Mojo Vision is developing Mojo Lens, the world’s first AR smart contact lens with a built-in display that delivers Invisible Computing Founded by Drew Perkins and Michael Wiemer in 2015, Mojo Vision has now raised a total of $204.0M in total equity funding and is backed by Advantech Capital, Amazon Alexa Fund, AME Cloud Ventures, Dolby Family Ventures, Edge VC, HiJoJo Partners, Liberty Global Ventures, Motorola Solutions Venture Capital, New Enterprise Associates, Open Field Capital, and PTC.

OpenSea

$300.0M – Series C

New York-based OpenSea is an NFT marketplace that enables users to discover, collect, and sell blockchain-based digital assets. Founded by Alex Atallah and Devin Finzer in 2017, OpenSea has now raised a total of $427.2M in total equity funding and is backed by Coatue, Kathryn Haun, and Paradigm.

Petal

$140.0M – Series D

New York-based Petal is a financial technology company on a mission to make credit honest, simple, and accessible. Founded by Andrew Endicott, David Ehrich, Jack Arenas, and Jason Gross in 2016, Petal has now raised a total of $241.6M in total equity funding and is backed by Afore Capital, Anchor Capital, CUNA Mutual Group, Encore Bank, Gaingels, Gopher Asset Management, RiverPark Ventures, Sand Hill Angels, Tarsadia Investments, Valar Ventures, and Volery Capital Partners.

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Pocket Network

$10.0M – Venture

Tampa-based Pocket Network is a decentralized infrastructure that uses cost-efficient economics to coordinate and distribute data at scale. Founded by Michael P. O’Rourke in 2017, Pocket Network has now raised a total of $20.1M in total equity funding and is backed by Arrington XRP Capital, C2 Ventures, CoinShares, Decentral Park Capital, Dominance Ventures, Republic Capital, and RockTree Capital.

Weka

$73.0M – Series C

Campbell-based WekaIO is a software company that provides a file system for AI, fintech, life sciences, and technical computing. Founded by Liran Zvibel, Maor BenDayan, and Omri Palmon in 2014, Weka has now raised a total of $158.9M in total equity funding and is backed by Cisco, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Hitachi Ventures, Ibex Investors, Key 1 Capital, Micron Ventures, MoreTech Ventures, and NVIDIA.

Whitebox

$20.0M – Series C

Baltimore-based Whitebox provides e-commerce marketing, automation, and fulfillment services intended to streamline e-commerce operations Founded by Robert Wray, Sean Clark, and Stephen Jensen in 2013, Whitebox has now raised a total of $49.6M in total equity funding and is backed by Delta-v Capital, Kilkea Charles, MRE Capital, Noro-Moseley Partners, and TDF Ventures.

Zuddl

$13.4M – Series A

San Francisco-based Zuddl is a conference management company that provides online conferencing services. Founded by Bharath Varma and Vedha Sayyaparaju in 2020, Zuddl has now raised a total of $15.4M in total equity funding and is backed by Alpha Wave Global, growX ventures, Qualcomm Ventures, and Waveform Ventures.

NowRx is disrupting the $480B retail pharmacy industry with unheard of personalized service and free same-day pharmacy delivery. The company uses its “QuickFill” proprietary pharmacy software and robotics to automate prescription dispensing and reduce common service failures that result in bad experiences for customers (insurance errors, out-of-stock, etc.). Oh, and they operate at a fraction of the cost of major retail chains – talk about efficiency! In 2020, the company saw revenue jump 90% YoY and this year they’re on pace to surpass more than $22M in revenue. With their newest telehealth product growing 73% MoM and a share price that has increased by 1,650% since 2016 – this is an investment you don’t want to miss out on. Get in on this rapidly growing startup and learn how you can invest today

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