• Cyclops

  Participated · Series A · Jul 2026

  Cyclops offers an all-in-one stablecoin platform purpose-built for payments companies, providing orchestration and full-stack integrations to enable stablecoin settlement, pay-ins, payouts and treasury optimization via a single API. The company emphasizes end-to-end integrations with leading providers across the stablecoin stack and proprietary technology layered on top to simplify payments use cases. Cyclops claims product and license redundancy in major markets, with dozens of partners and over 100 global licenses. Its founding team includes payments veterans Alex Wilson and Pat Duffy and international technology lawyer David Johnson, who shaped the company’s approach to global licensing. Operational metrics disclosed at the time of the raise include a merchant network of 300,000, 350% month-over-month volume growth, and a headcount of 31 with plans to double by year end. The company plans to use the Series A proceeds to accelerate product development, expand local teams and licensing, and scale its go-to-market efforts.

• Pact Labs

  Participated · Series A · Jul 2026

  Pact Labs builds the core wallet, data, and payment infrastructure and permissioned smart contract architecture that connect the PACT protocol to fintech platforms and end users. Its SDKs have been deployed to deliver hundreds of thousands of embedded wallets and live stablecoin payroll flows, and its integrations have facilitated over $1.9 billion in credit across emerging markets. The company operates as the technical arm of the PACT Consortium and lists partnerships including Payactiv and the USA₮ stablecoin collaboration with Tether and Anchorage Digital Bank. Pact Labs is positioning its infrastructure to enable payroll, earned wage access, credit, and payments on-chain and to replace legacy settlement rails with 24/7 on-chain settlement and automated reconciliation. The Series A is intended to accelerate that infrastructure buildout and broader enterprise integrations.

• Parable

  Participated · Seed · Nov 2025

  Parable has built an intelligence layer that ingests millions of activity data points from a company’s workplace software stack to create a detailed ontology and chronology of work. Its platform establishes a baseline of how time is spent, pinpoints costly inefficiencies, recommends AI-driven automations, and then measures the realized operating leverage. Deployed in private instances, the dashboards help executives answer both “What do we do about AI?” and “How do we know it’s working?” Early pilots have uncovered $80 million in potential cost savings and contributed to a 2.5× increase in one client’s market capitalization. Founded by four second-time entrepreneurs and based in New York City, Parable positions itself as the canonical measurement system that sits alongside every other AI tool in the enterprise stack. The fresh capital will allow the company to scale its observability platform and accelerate go-to-market efforts with large enterprises.

• Fourier Health

  Participated · Seed · Oct 2025

  Founded in late 2023 by James Lloyd and Christopher Lee, Fourier Health offers an AI-driven platform that ingests PDFs, faxes, handwritten notes and other heterogeneous data sources, integrates with multiple EHR systems, and produces concise, context-specific clinical summaries. Its clinician-in-the-loop architecture pairs large-language-model outputs with specialist review to ensure accuracy and continuous model improvement. Providers using the product report over 98% reduction in document validation and the recovery of 2–3 hours of administrative time per patient, improving onboarding and care coordination. The platform also automates document labeling and harmonizes data to give a longitudinal view of patient wellness. With fresh capital, the company plans to expand its engineering, sales and implementation teams and continue refining its R&D infrastructure. Fourier’s vision is to embed last-mile, specialty-specific AI into existing clinical workflows, accelerating diagnosis, boosting provider revenue, and enhancing patient outcomes.

• Blockskye

  Participated · Equity · Jul 2025

  Blockskye operates a blockchain-based payments network designed to improve transaction processes and provide real-time financial visibility for corporate travel clients. Its platform aims to address corporate card and expense management challenges faced by business travelers. The company is based in Boston and has entered a strategic partnership with Flight Centre, which invested USD5 million (A$7 million). As part of the deal, Blockskye will provide early access to its payments network to Flight Centre’s corporate arm, FCM Travel, and may be embedded in Flight Centre’s technology suite. The investment complements Flight Centre’s broader technology initiatives, including the development of an AI-enabled platform called Sam. No revenue, user metrics, founding year, or valuation were disclosed in the article.

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