Participated · Seed · Jul 2026

AIsa provides a unified transaction layer that combines a resource gateway and an agentic payment layer to let AI agents discover, access, meter and pay for digital resources with usage-based billing and settlement in fiat or stablecoins. The platform aggregates resources such as AI models, APIs, real-time data, search services, SaaS tools, compute and agent services and enforces spending controls and audit trails for enterprises. After launching in 2025, AIsa reported rapid traction: from February to June 2026 registered agent users grew 150x, aggregate API calls and transactions processed grew 200x, and the company onboarded more than 50,000 registered agents without paid marketing. Customers such as Impossible Finance use the platform to access multiple models, data and APIs through a single programmable interface. AIsa integrates with agent frameworks like OpenClaw and Hermes and with emerging agent-payment initiatives from Circle, Visa and Stripe. The company has raised $6.5M to date and plans to invest in engineering, payments infrastructure, marketplace expansion and enterprise product features to scale agent transactions at internet scale.

Participated · Series A · Dec 2025

Founded in 2022, Caveo positions itself as a one-stop financial platform for physicians, providing a digital account, automated accounting, tax and financial management, and an AI assistant embedded in WhatsApp. The company already operates in 93% of Brazil’s medical schools and captured 8% of the country’s 2023 graduating physicians, 18% of the 2024 class, and is tracking toward roughly 40% of 2025 graduates. More seasoned doctors now represent 30% of new clients, reflecting Caveo’s move beyond early-career professionals. Roughly 95% of sales come via referrals and the startup reports an NPS close to 90 for the semester, underscoring strong user satisfaction and stickiness. Community features such as networking, educational tracks and practical job-placement support further deepen engagement and drive product adoption. Management sees Brazil’s ongoing medical workforce expansion—projected to exceed one million practitioners by 2035—as a key growth catalyst, given that over 70% of doctors still feel insecure about accounting and tax matters. With fresh capital, Caveo intends to broaden its feature set and cement itself as a lifelong financial partner for physicians.

Participated · Series A · Nov 2025

Pruv Finance operates a digital finance platform focused on the tokenization and on-chain distribution of real-world assets for institutional customers. Its core offering supplies the technical and compliance infrastructure needed to bridge traditional assets with blockchain networks, making it easier for banks, asset managers, and other institutions to issue and manage RWA tokens. The company positions itself as a key facilitator of traditional-to-crypto convergence, aiming to unlock new liquidity channels and improve asset transparency. With fresh Pre-A capital, Pruv Finance plans to broaden its platform features and scale its infrastructure to support a larger volume of institutional transactions. The management team intends to accelerate product development that enhances security, regulatory alignment, and cross-chain functionality. The $3 million raise also strengthens the balance sheet, giving the firm additional runway to pursue strategic partnerships with traditional financial institutions and blockchain ecosystems.

Participated · Series A · Oct 2025

Founded in 2023 by Sanchit Bansal, GoodScore aggregates an individual’s credit information into a single view and uses artificial intelligence to offer actionable recommendations that boost credit health. The platform tracks repayments, flags upcoming dues, and helps users resolve credit-bureau disputes, aiming to make borrowing decisions data-driven and stress-free. GoodScore also plans to build a credit marketplace that directly connects borrowers with lenders across India, extending its utility beyond insights to actual access to credit. The company is scaling its product and technology teams to enhance these AI-driven advisory tools. While specific revenue or user numbers were not disclosed, management cites India’s 250 million active borrowers as its addressable market. Rising delinquency rates in India’s consumer lending sector underscore the need for GoodScore’s responsible borrowing toolkit, reinforcing the startup’s growth opportunity.

Participated · Series A · Aug 2025

Chocolate Finance is a Singapore-based fintech firm. It has raised $19.4m (US$15m) in a Series A+ funding round. The company received regulatory approval to start operations in Hong Kong. The funding round was led by Nikko Asset Management with participation from returning investors Peak XV, Prosus, Saison Capital and founder Walter de Oude. To mark the milestone, Chocolate Finance will launch a limited-time Double Referral Program from 22 July to 31 August offering increased rewards and exclusive limited-edition merchandise. The article does not provide additional details on the company’s core product or financial metrics.