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Levl, a fintech infrastructure startup focused on enabling seamless connectivity between traditional banking rails and stablecoin ecosystems, has raised $7 million in a seed funding round to scale its platform that helps financial institutions integrate digital-asset liquidity and programmable settlement capabilities. The funding will support product development, deepen regulatory compliance tooling, and expand strategic partnerships with banks, payment networks and crypto infrastructure providers. Founded to address the gap between legacy financial systems and modern digital asset flows, Levl’s platform enables features such as bank-grade settlement using stablecoins, real-time liquidity routing, and secure interoperability between regulated custodians and blockchain networks. The capital infusion reflects rising investor confidence in solutions that help financial institutions adopt regulated digital currency use cases while maintaining compliance, operational resilience and transparency.

UK Health Innovations (UKHI), an Indian healthtech startup building AI-powered solutions for preventive healthcare and diagnostics, has successfully secured a ₹10.5 crore (~$1.25 million) seed funding round led by Venture Catalysts. The fresh capital will be used to enhance UKHI’s product suite, strengthen clinical partnerships, expand its engineering team, and accelerate go-to-market execution across India’s healthcare ecosystem. The seed round attracted participation from strategic angel investors and early-stage backers focused on healthtech, AI applications in healthcare, and digital wellness platforms. UKHI’s solutions leverage machine learning and predictive analytics to deliver personalized preventive care recommendations, risk stratification tools, and decision-support dashboards that aim to improve patient outcomes and reduce diagnostic turnaround times. With the new funding, the company plans to broaden its clinical validation, enhance integration with healthcare providers, and expand its customer base among hospitals, diagnostic centres and corporate healthcare partners.

Entirety Biomedical, an early-stage medtech startup developing AI-enhanced biomedical devices and data solutions, has successfully closed a $1.2 million seed financing round to accelerate product development, advance clinical validation efforts, and expand partnerships with healthcare providers and research institutions.The funding will help the company scale its engineering, regulatory and go-to-market teams as it brings next-generation diagnostic and procedural tools to market.The seed round attracted participation from a group of institutional and strategic investors focused on healthcare innovation, AI-driven device platforms and clinical outcomes.Entirety Biomedical’s solutions leverage advanced signal processing, machine learning and real-time data analytics to enhance diagnostic precision while reducing user burden in clinical settings. With this new capital, the startup plans to expand its product pipeline and strengthen engagements with hospital systems and medical device partners across global markets.

Allonic, a Budapest-based robotics hardware startup pioneering automated manufacturing methods for complex robot bodies, has raised $7.2 million in a record-setting pre-seed funding round reportedly the largest pre-seed investment ever completed in Hungary. The capital will support scaling its 3D Tissue Braiding platform, accelerate product development, expand engineering teams and deepen early commercial deployments in electronics and advanced manufacturing sectors. Visionaries at research institutions and robotics pioneers are backing this effort to rethink how future robots are built. The funding round was led by Visionaries Club, with participation from Day One Capital, Prototype Capital, SDAC Ventures and TinyVC. The round also featured a strong roster of angels and strategic backers including OpenAI, Hugging Face, ETH Zurich, and Northwestern University, highlighting broad confidence from both venture and research communities in Allonic’s disruptive manufacturing infrastructure approach. Allonic applies its proprietary 3D Tissue Braiding technology to automate the fabrication of robotic limbs, joints, sensors and integrated structural elements in a continuous process- weaving mechanical, electrical and sensing components into unified robotic bodies rather than assembling hundreds of discrete parts. This innovative approach aims to reduce manufacturing complexity, cost and iteration time, enabling fast turnaround from digital design to physical robot hardware.

Veritus, a San Francisco-based fintech startup developing voice-first AI agent solutions for the consumer lending industry, has raised $10.1 million in a seed funding round to expand its platform that automates regulated borrower engagement across voice, text, email and chat channels. The capital will support accelerated product development, expansion of engineering and go-to-market teams, and deeper integrations with lenders and financial institutions seeking compliant AI-driven engagement tools. Co-founded by Joshua March, David Schlesinger and Joey Stein following incubation in Y Combinator’s Summer 2025 batch, Veritus designs AI agents that integrate with loan-management systems to support key workflows including application-funnel engagement, early-stage delinquency outreach and adaptive identity verification while maintaining bank-grade security controls. The funding underscores rising investor interest in specialized AI interfaces that help traditional lenders modernize origination and servicing operations with autonomous, conversational automation.

Cydelphi, a cybersecurity startup focused on protecting industrial control systems and critical infrastructure from sophisticated cyber threats, has successfully raised $3 million in seed funding to accelerate development of its AI-enhanced security platform tailored for operational technology (OT) environments. The new capital will help the company scale engineering efforts, strengthen product capabilities, and deepen engagements with enterprise and industrial customers seeking robust defenses against evolving cyber-physical threats.Led by founders with extensive experience in industrial cybersecurity and threat detection, Cydelphi’s platform leverages advanced machine learning and behavioral analytics to continuously monitor, analyze and protect networked operational assets such as programmable logic controllers (PLCs), distributed control systems (DCS) and supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) infrastructures. The company reports that its AI-driven approach delivers real-time threat detection and automated response capabilities tailored to avoid operational disruptions in mission-critical environments. The seed funding will support product commercialization, expand go-to-market teams, and enable deeper integration with industrial partners.