• Scanbuy

  Participated · Equity · Apr 2011

  Scanbuy's ScanLife platform enables advertisers to deliver digital information to consumers by scanning 1D and 2D barcodes (including UPC, Datamatrix, and QR codes) with camera phones. The platform allows access to product reviews, price comparisons, and coupon offers via codes placed on product packaging, magazine ads, and other media. The company reports its ScanLife mobile apps have been downloaded on over 35 million devices and that it processes millions of scans monthly from over 30 countries. Scanbuy has recently struck partnerships with brands such as Home Depot, Miller/Coors and Bloomingdale's, which it says helped fuel adoption. It has expanded operations into countries including France, Mexico and the United Kingdom. Financially, the company raised an additional $5 million in its latest round, bringing total capital raised to $26.6 million.

• x+1

  Participated · Series B · Jan 2011

  x+1, founded in 1999, offers an "end-to-end Digital Marketing Hub" that helps advertisers and agencies optimize engagement and conversion across media campaigns and on their own websites. Its patented targeting technology analyzes data to deliver the right ad or piece of content to the right individual at precisely the right time. The platform serves as both a media optimization engine and an on-site personalization tool, aiming to boost campaign performance for brand and agency clients. With the fresh capital, the company plans to accelerate adoption of its media software services and extend its presence internationally. While specific revenue or user figures were not disclosed, adoption growth is a stated priority. To date, the company has secured $28 million in venture funding, underscoring continued investor confidence in its technology and market position.

• Integral Development Corp

  Participated · Equity · Jun 2009

  Integral provides cloud-native SaaS FX workflow solutions for buy-side forex participants, including banks, brokers, asset managers, and hedge funds. Founded in 1993, the company offers a modular platform with workflow automation and liquidity aggregation capabilities. Last year it expanded into crypto through a partnership with Mint Exchange, launching aggregation and connectivity to liquidity providers, desktop and mobile client trading, risk management, and custody solutions. The company raised $30 million in growth financing and will use the proceeds to increase headcount and strengthen its product roadmap. Management says the funding and partner support will help expand market share and roll out new products globally amid rising demand for cloud-native services. Vistara Growth is positioned to provide both financial backing and operational support through its network of professionals and strategic partners. Integral Development provides a software platform that connects global financial institutions for electronic foreign-exchange trading and allows individual investors to make their own trusted trades or broker trades for clients. The company raised $11 million in a round of capital provided in part by Adams Street Partners. The article does not specify the financing instrument or whether other investors participated in the round. Integral Development has previously taken financing from Accel Partners, Hudson Ventures, MMV Financial and Sand Hill Capital. Based in Mountain View, Calif., the company employs about 100 people. It recently hit profitability and is looking to expand its sales and customer-support departments.

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