Led · Series C · Jun 2026

Emergent offers an AI-driven coding platform aimed at entrepreneurs and small and medium-sized businesses, positioning itself as an "engineering team in a box" that handles deployment, hosting, testing, and debugging alongside code generation. The startup was founded in June last year by Mukund Jha and his brother Madhav Jha and is headquartered with most employees in Bengaluru. Emergent reports an annual run-rate revenue of $120 million, up 70% in the past four months, and has more than 200,000 paying customers. Its customer base spans industries such as trucking, manufacturing, construction, and property management, with roughly one-third of revenue from North America, one-third from Europe, and about 8–9% from India. The company competes with developer-focused tools like Replit and AI coding offerings from OpenAI, Anthropic, and others, and plans to support more complex applications and local/open-source models as it scales. It currently has about 200 employees and intends to expand its San Francisco office by 30–40 people by year-end.

Led · Series B · Mar 2026

Cryptio offers a platform that standardizes and reconciles fragmented on-chain and off-chain data from blockchains, exchanges, custodians and brokerages to produce audit-ready financial records for regulated digital-asset activity. Its ERP-grade applications support accounting, reporting and operational workflows and are designed to meet institutional control and audit standards used by firms including Deloitte, EY, KPMG and PwC. Cryptio has expanded beyond accounting into Loan Management and Treasury Management applications to address institutional lending and treasury workflows. The company supports over 400 enterprises in more than 30 countries, has processed over $3 trillion in transaction volume, and counts customers such as Circle, Société Générale (SG Forge), Gemini and Securitize. Cryptio positions itself as core infrastructure for regulated digital-asset markets, enabling reconciliation of token supply and lifecycle activity including minting and burning.

Participated · Series B · Jan 2026

Superstate builds tokenization technology and digital transfer agent infrastructure to create on-chain investment products intended to improve liquidity, accessibility, and operational efficiency. The company is commercializing a tokenized fund, the Superstate Short Duration US Government Securities Fund (USTB), for which Invesco Advisers, Inc. is expected to become the investment manager in Q2 2026. Superstate has entered a strategic partnership with Invesco that includes an equity investment from Invesco Private Capital as part of its ongoing Series B. Beyond USTB, Superstate and Invesco plan to collaborate on additional tokenized investment offerings. The partnership signals growing institutional interest in Superstate’s technology and aims to scale its role in modernizing capital markets infrastructure.

Led · Series A · Oct 2025

Cyvl equips fleets of sensor-fitted vehicles to act as roaming data centers, generating detailed 3D maps of streets and sidewalks and converting that information into actionable insights through its AI software platform. The system automates inspections, asset management, and repair planning for municipalities and engineering firms, helping clients save millions in maintenance costs and accelerate construction timelines. The company already counts more than 100 local-government partners nationwide, and its data platform now covers roads used by roughly one in every 30 Americans. Cyvl positions itself as the intelligence layer for the nation’s current $1 trillion infrastructure-investment wave, guiding cities on where and how to allocate funds. With fresh capital, management plans to expand the engineering team, speed up product development, and scale deployments in major U.S. metros. Financial metrics such as revenue were not disclosed in the article.

Led · Series A · Sep 2025

Centari is a New York–based startup that has built a Deal Intelligence Platform specifically for high-stakes transactions in M&A, investment management, and finance. Its proprietary Deal Reasoning Engine uses novel orchestration methods and document processing to turn dense legal and financial documents into structured insights with attorney-level accuracy. The platform is positioned as more precise than generic RAG or prompt-engineered tools, enabling firms to negotiate, pitch, and analyze investments more effectively. Customers already include AmLaw 100 law firms and global investment institutions, underscoring early market traction. The founding team combines former attorneys from top firms such as Kirkland & Ellis and Davis Polk with machine-learning engineers. With fresh capital, the company plans to expand R&D and hire additional talent to enlarge its product suite for dealmakers. Centari emphasizes precision, security, and a product-obsessed culture as competitive advantages. No revenue or user counts were disclosed in the article.