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Delhi-based fintech startup Bachatt has raised $12 million in a Series A funding round, led by Accel, with participation from existing investors Lightspeed and Info Edge Ventures, as it looks to scale its AI-driven financial platform for India’s underserved segments.Founded in 2025 by Anugrah Jain, Ankur Jhavery, and Mayank Agarwal, Bachatt is building an AI-led savings and wealth management platform tailored for merchants and self-employed individuals, a segment often overlooked by traditional financial products.The company’s core offering enables users to invest small amounts starting as low as ₹100-into debt mutual funds, with flexible features such as instant withdrawals, top-ups, and variable contributions designed for users with irregular cash flows.Since its launch in 2025, Bachatt has scaled rapidly, claiming over 3 million users and processing millions of mutual fund transactions, highlighting strong demand for simplified and accessible financial tools in India’s large informal economy.The newly raised capital will be used to expand its savings platform and launch new AI-led wealth advisory and credit solutions, aiming to serve India’s 300 million+ merchant and self-employed population with tailored financial products.The funding reflects a broader trend in India’s fintech ecosystem, where startups are leveraging AI and flexible financial models to address gaps in traditional banking, particularly for users with non-salaried and variable income streams.

New York-based healthtech startup Blossom Health has raised $20 million across Seed and Series A funding rounds, as it looks to expand its AI-powered psychiatry platform and improve access to mental healthcare.The round was led by Headline, with participation from Village Global, TA Ventures, Operator Partners, and Correlation Ventures, along with a group of angel investors from leading tech and healthcare companies.Founded in 2024 by John Zhao, Blossom Health is building an AI-native operating system for psychiatry that combines clinical decision support with automated administrative workflows. The platform uses AI “copilots” to assist psychiatrists with diagnosis, treatment planning, and patient monitoring, while also handling time-consuming tasks such as documentation, billing, and scheduling.The company is addressing a major bottleneck in mental healthcare, where clinicians often spend nearly half their time on non-clinical work, limiting patient access and increasing wait times. Blossom’s solution aims to increase provider capacity and deliver faster, more continuous care, with patients often able to access treatment within days.Blossom Health has already gained early traction, with its platform used by hundreds of clinicians treating over 10,000 patients across multiple US states. The newly raised capital will be used to expand into additional states, deepen partnerships with insurers, onboard more clinicians, and further develop its AI capabilities.The funding reflects a growing trend of investment in AI-driven healthcare infrastructure, particularly solutions that augment clinicians rather than replace them, enabling scalable and high-quality care delivery in underserved sectors like mental health.

Fintech startup OpenFX has raised $94 million in a Series A funding round, as it accelerates expansion into Southeast Asia and strengthens its cross-border payments infrastructure built on stablecoin technology.The round was led by Accel and Atomico, with participation from Lightspeed Faction, M13, Northzone, and Pantera Capital, reflecting strong investor confidence in next-generation FX infrastructure.Founded in 2024 by Prabhakar Reddy, OpenFX is building an API-first foreign exchange platform that integrates traditional banking systems with blockchain-based settlement rails. By using stablecoins as an intermediary layer, the company enables near-instant cross-border transactions, with over 98% of payments settling in under 60 minutes, compared to the traditional 2-5 day settlement cycle.The company has already scaled rapidly, processing over $45 billion in annualized payment volume, driven by demand from fintechs, neobanks, remittance providers, and payroll platforms seeking faster and more cost-efficient global money movement.The newly raised capital will be used to expand into Southeast Asia, where advanced domestic payment systems like UPI, PayNow, and PromptPay coexist with persistent inefficiencies in cross-border transactions. OpenFX is also strengthening its presence in Latin America, targeting high-growth corridors with rising stablecoin adoption.The funding highlights a broader shift in global finance, where stablecoin-based infrastructure is emerging as a key solution to modernize cross-border payments, reduce costs, and unlock real-time liquidity for institutions.

US-based developer platform startup Coder has raised $90 million in a Series C funding round, as it looks to expand its cloud-based development infrastructure and scale enterprise adoption.The round was led by Georgian, with participation from existing investors including Redpoint Ventures, Uncork Capital, and Notable Capital, reflecting continued investor confidence in the growing demand for secure, cloud-native developer environments.Founded in 2017, Coder provides a platform that enables organizations to run development environments in the cloud, allowing engineers to securely access coding workspaces from anywhere while maintaining centralized control over infrastructure. The company’s solution is widely used by enterprises to improve developer productivity, security, and scalability.The newly raised capital will be used to accelerate product development, expand go-to-market efforts, and grow its enterprise customer base, as demand rises for remote and cloud-based development solutions. Coder is increasingly positioning itself as a key player in the shift toward cloud-native software development and DevOps transformation.The funding highlights a broader trend in enterprise technology, where companies are investing heavily in developer infrastructure and productivity tools, particularly as distributed teams and AI-assisted coding continue to reshape software development workflows.

Fintech startup OpenFX has raised $94 million in a Series A funding round, as it looks to modernize foreign exchange (FX) infrastructure for institutional clients and global financial markets.The round was led by Accel, with participation from NFX, Lightspeed Venture Partners, and other strategic investors, signaling strong confidence in the company’s vision to digitize and streamline FX trading systems.OpenFX is building a platform focused on real-time, API-driven foreign exchange infrastructure, enabling financial institutions, fintechs, and enterprises to access faster, more transparent, and cost-efficient currency transactions. The company aims to replace legacy FX systems that are often fragmented, slow, and expensive.The newly raised capital will be used to expand product capabilities, scale global operations, and onboard institutional clients, as demand grows for programmable financial infrastructure across cross-border payments and trading.OpenFX’s growth reflects a broader shift in the fintech ecosystem, where startups are re-architecting core financial systems using API-first and cloud-native technologies, particularly in high-volume markets like foreign exchange.

Brussels-based digital asset firm Keyrock has reached a valuation of $1.1 billion following its Series C funding round led by SC Ventures, the investment arm of Standard Chartered, marking its entry into the unicorn club in the crypto-finance space.The round also saw continued participation from existing investor Ripple, with the funding expected to reach up to $100 million as the round remains open.Founded in 2017, Keyrock operates as a digital asset investment and trading firm, offering services including market making, asset management, over-the-counter (OTC) trading, and options trading. The company has positioned itself as a bridge between traditional financial institutions and crypto markets, operating across more than 80 trading venues globally with a team of over 200 professionals.The newly raised capital will be used to strengthen its balance sheet, expand service offerings, and pursue strategic acquisitions, as the firm looks to scale its presence in the evolving digital asset ecosystem.Keyrock’s growth reflects increasing institutional interest in crypto market infrastructure, particularly firms that provide liquidity, trading, and financial services as the digital asset industry matures. The funding also highlights the growing role of traditional financial institutions like Standard Chartered in shaping the future of blockchain-based finance.