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Bengaluru-based health-tech startup Ultrahuman has secured ₹400 crore (~$48 million) in a Series C funding round, as it accelerates its global expansion in the wearable technology space.The round was led by Premji Invest, marking a significant vote of confidence in Ultrahuman’s vision to build a comprehensive metabolic health and fitness ecosystem.Founded by Mohit Kumar and Vatsal Singhal, Ultrahuman develops advanced health tracking solutions, including its flagship smart ring and continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) devices, designed to provide real-time insights into metabolism, sleep, and overall wellness.The company has witnessed strong growth momentum, driven by rising global demand for personalized health insights and wearable technology. Its products-such as the Ultrahuman Ring AIR-have gained traction among fitness enthusiasts and health-conscious consumers worldwide.With this latest funding, Ultrahuman plans to expand its global footprint, scale manufacturing, and enhance its product ecosystem, including deeper investments in software-driven health analytics and research partnerships.The fundraise comes as the company continues to strengthen its position in the global wearable market, competing with leading players by offering data-driven, preventive health solutions.

New York-based AI startup Edra has secured $30 million in a Series A funding round, as it advances its mission to automate enterprise operations using self-learning AI agents.The round was led by Sequoia Capital, with participation from 8VC and A*, highlighting strong investor confidence in Edra’s approach to AI-driven workflow automation.Founded by Eugen Alpeza and Yannis Karamanlakis-former leaders in AI engineering at Palantir the company is building systems that learn directly from an organization’s existing data such as emails, logs, support tickets, and internal communications.Unlike traditional automation tools that rely on manual configuration, Edra’s platform creates “living playbooks” dynamic knowledge systems that continuously evolve as business processes change. These AI agents can then execute tasks across functions like IT service management and customer support with minimal human intervention.The platform is already being used by enterprise clients including HubSpot, ASOS, and Cushman & Wakefield, demonstrating real-world applicability across industries.With this funding, Edra plans to expand product development, scale operations, and accelerate go-to-market efforts, positioning itself as a key player in the emerging category of AI-native enterprise automation.As enterprises increasingly seek to operationalize AI at scale, Edra’s approach of transforming raw business data into actionable intelligence could redefine how organizations automate complex workflows.

Fintech infrastructure startup Talino has raised $7.5 million in a Series A funding round, marking a strategic shift toward building a global fintech “foundry” model focused on cross-border financial systems.The round was led by Chemonics International, with participation from Mt Sinai Capital and Gulf BD, signaling strong backing for Talino’s infrastructure-first approach to financial services.Founded as a venture studio, Talino is now evolving into a full-scale fintech foundry, aiming to solve core challenges in cross-border payments such as regulatory fragmentation, legacy system inefficiencies, and slow settlement processes.At the core of its offering is an API-first connectivity layer that enables enterprises and fintech platforms to launch compliant financial products faster, reducing the complexity of operating across multiple jurisdictions.Talino’s infrastructure leverages Mojaloop and ISO 20022 standards, allowing real-time, interoperable payments while supporting a “regulatory-as-a-service” model-a key differentiator in global fintech expansion.The company is initially focused on the US-Philippines corridor, a critical remittance market, and has already built partnerships with platforms such as PDAX and Bridge (a Stripe company) to enable faster, more efficient cross-border transactions.With this funding, Talino aims to scale its infrastructure, expand partnerships, and accelerate financial inclusion, particularly in emerging markets where access to seamless global payments remains limited.

Cybersecurity startup Oasis Security has raised $120 million in a Series B funding round, as it accelerates efforts to secure the rapidly growing ecosystem of AI agents and machine identities within enterprises.The round was led by Craft Ventures, with participation from existing investors Sequoia Capital, Accel, and Cyberstarts.Founded to address the emerging risks of non-human identities (NHIs)-such as AI agents, service accounts, and automated systems Oasis Security provides a platform that enables organizations to monitor, manage, and secure machine-to-machine access across cloud and enterprise environments.As enterprises increasingly deploy AI-driven systems, the number of machine identities now significantly exceeds human users, creating new security vulnerabilities. Oasis aims to solve this by offering real-time visibility, governance, and lifecycle management for these identities, ensuring secure access control in complex digital infrastructures.With this latest funding, the company plans to scale its platform capabilities, expand globally, and strengthen enterprise adoption, positioning itself at the forefront of the fast-growing AI-native cybersecurity segment.The funding brings Oasis Security’s total capital raised to approximately $190-195 million, highlighting strong investor confidence in its approach to securing next-generation digital environments.

Seattle-based cybersecurity startup XBOW has secured $120 million in a Series C funding round, pushing its valuation beyond $1 billion as it accelerates the development of its AI-driven offensive security platform.The round was led by DFJ Growth and Northzone, with participation from new investors Sofina and Alkeon Capital, alongside existing backers Altimeter, NFDG Ventures, and Sequoia Capital.Founded by Oege de Moor, XBOW is building an “autonomous hacker” system-an AI platform that continuously simulates real-world cyberattacks to identify vulnerabilities at machine speed. Unlike traditional penetration testing, which is periodic and manual, XBOW enables continuous, intelligent security testing aligned with modern development cycles.The platform leverages advanced AI reasoning and adversarial workflows to detect and validate vulnerabilities in real time, helping organizations stay ahead of increasingly sophisticated AI-driven cyber threats.XBOW has already demonstrated strong technical capabilities, with its system previously reaching the top position on the HackerOne leaderboard, outperforming human security researchers-highlighting the growing role of AI in cybersecurity.With this latest funding, the company plans to scale its enterprise adoption, expand globally, and enhance its AI security infrastructure, positioning itself as a category leader in autonomous offensive security.As cyber threats evolve with AI, XBOW is at the forefront of a shift toward “AI vs AI” cybersecurity, where automated systems are deployed to counter increasingly automated attacks.

AI-led ecommerce accelerator Assiduus Global has secured $25 million (~₹233 crore) in a Pre-Series B funding round, led by Bajaj Finserv, with participation from Uncorrelated Ventures, Aaruha Technology Fund, and select family offices and institutional investors.Founded by Somdutta Singh, Assiduus is building a technology-driven global commerce infrastructure platform that enables brands to scale across international marketplaces through AI, data analytics, and supply chain intelligence.The company operates as a full-stack ecommerce accelerator, offering solutions across digital storefronts, cloud infrastructure, marketing analytics, and cross-border distribution. Its platform integrates with multiple global marketplaces, helping brands streamline operations and expand internationally.Assiduus has demonstrated strong performance, achieving 4x growth in revenue and operations, while maintaining profitability for seven consecutive years-a rare milestone in the ecommerce and SaaS ecosystem.Currently, the platform supports 150+ enterprise brands across 20+ countries and integrates with numerous global marketplaces, positioning itself as a key enabler of cross-border digital commerce.The newly raised capital will be used to enhance AI and data capabilities, expand global operations, and strengthen ecosystem partnerships, as the company aims to deepen its leadership in commerce infrastructure.With a strong focus on automation, robotics, and intelligent fulfillment, Assiduus is redefining how brands scale globally-combining software intelligence with supply chain execution to drive efficiency and profitability.