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Otto Money, the fintech startup redesigning personal finance and budgeting tools with a focus on user-first automation and clarity, has raised $1.3 million in pre-seed funding to accelerate product development, strengthen go-to-market strategy, and scale its user base.The raise reflects growing investor interest in modern finance solutions that help individuals better manage money, savings, and financial planning through intuitive and AI-friendly apps.The pre-seed round was led by Pravega Ventures, with participation from several angel investors and early-stage backers who see potential in Otto Money’s differentiated approach to financial management.The capital will be used to deepen Otto Money’s product capabilities, expand technology infrastructure, and deliver new features that help users optimise budgeting and long-term financial decisions.Otto Money’s platform aims to reduce friction in personal finance by integrating automated insights, savings tools, and goal-tracking experiences that appeal to digitally native customers.The company is focused on rapid iteration and user feedback to refine its offerings and establish its position in a competitive fintech landscape.Otto Money is headquartered in United States, where it continues to innovate within the personal finance segment, positioning itself for broader adoption as demand rises for smarter money-management solutions.

Apptronik, the Houston-based robotics company developing advanced human-robot collaboration systems, has raised $520 million in a Series A+ funding round to accelerate product development, scale manufacturing, and expand deployment of its versatile mobile robots and exoskeleton platforms.The funding highlights strong investor belief in robotics solutions that enhance productivity and safety across industrial, logistics, and service sectors bridging the gap between human capabilities and autonomous automation.The funding round was led by SoftBank Vision Fund 2, with participation from Lockheed Martin Ventures, Janus Henderson Investors, Koch Strategic Platforms, Salesforce Ventures, Fidelity Management / Research Company, Vulcan Capital, Moore Strategic Ventures, and other strategic investors who recognise Apptronik’s technological leadership and market potential in collaborative robotics.The capital will be used to advance engineering development, certification processes, large-scale production, and go-to-market expansion as demand rises for adaptable robots in warehouse operations, manufacturing, health care, and public safety.Apptronik’s robotics platforms combine advanced control systems, compliant actuation, and AI-enabled assistance to work safely alongside human teams, supporting tasks ranging from heavy lifting to precision operations.With commitments from enterprise partners and pilot deployments across key industries, the company plans to accelerate commercialisation efforts and enhance its ecosystem of integration partners and developer tools.Apptronik is headquartered in Houston, United States, where it continues to build out engineering, production, and research hubs to support next-generation collaborative automation.

Zolve, the cross-border fintech and neobanking platform, has secured $251 million in its Series B funding round - a mix of equity and debt - to accelerate global expansion, broaden financial product offerings, and improve accessibility for international users moving across borders.The raise underscores rising demand for financial services tailored to global citizens, professionals, and students whose credit histories often don’t travel with them.The funding round was led by Creaegis, with participation from global financial and venture investors including HSBC, SBI Investment, GMO Venture Partners, DG Daiwa Ventures, and existing backers Accel, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Sparta Group, and DST Global Partners.The round also included a $200 million credit warehouse line from Community Investment Management to support Zolve’s growing credit portfolio across geographies.Zolve plans to use the capital to expand its suite of financial products including credit cards, checking accounts, international money transfers, auto loans, personal loans, and education loans and to scale its presence into new markets such as Canada, the UK, and Australia.The company serves more than 750,000 customers and has facilitated over $1.2 billion in transactions, highlighting rapid adoption of its immigrant-focused fintech solutions.Founded in 2021 by Raghu G (also known as Raghu Gangappa), Zolve is headquartered in the United States and aims to evolve into a comprehensive cross-border financial platform that bridges global banking, lending, and financial inclusion for internationally mobile professionals and students.

Anterior, the New York-based clinician-led artificial intelligence platform focused on health plans and administrative workflows, has raised $40 million in a new funding round to expand its AI-driven solutions and accelerate enterprise deployments across U.S. payers.The investment brings the company’s total capital raised to $64 million, reflecting strong market confidence in AI tools tailored for healthcare operations.The funding round was led by NEA and Sequoia Capital, with participation from FPV and Kinnevik, among others who see strategic value in Anterior’s clinician-embedded AI approach and production-ready model for payer systems. This blend of existing and new investors underscores continued backing from top venture investors in healthcare and enterprise AI infrastructures.Anterior plans to use the fresh capital to deepen integrations with enterprise health technology platforms, expand clinical and operational use cases, and accelerate deployments that automate complex administrative tasks like prior authorisation, data aggregation, and claims processing.The company’s approach pairs its generative AI technology with forward-deployed clinicians to ensure effective implementation, higher accuracy, and trust in clinical workflows.The company is headquartered in New York, United States, and continues to innovate within the healthcare AI sector, targeting improved efficiency and outcomes for health plans and payers across millions of covered lives.

ZIWO, the UAE-based AI-powered cloud contact centre platform, has secured a strategic growth credit investment from the Amplify Growth Fund, managed by Ajeej Capital, to support its regional expansion and product innovation.The investment, whose value was not disclosed, marks a major step for the company as it deepens its presence across the GCC and broader MENA markets amid rapid adoption of AI automation for customer engagement and digital interactions.Founded in 2010 by Renaud de Gonfreville and Eric Ouisse, ZIWO specialises in an Arabic-first cloud Contact Center as a Service (CCaaS) platform that enables enterprises to manage voice, messaging, and digital customer interactions through a unified AI-driven system.The platform now serves more than 1,000 customers across over 20 industries, offering capabilities like real-time voice intelligence, automated quality assurance, predictive analytics, and multilingual generative AI that supports Arabic dialects in addition to English and French.The strategic debt investment comes as the company experiences strong demand for secure, scalable, and AI-enabled contact centre solutions, particularly within the Middle East’s enterprise and digital transformation landscape.ZIWO plans to use the capital to expand its footprint beyond current markets, deepen integrations with regional partners, and accelerate product innovations that further enhance customer experience and operational efficiency for large-scale deployments.ZIWO is headquartered in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and continues to build its AI-driven contact centre infrastructure to support multilingual communications and automation across the MENA region and beyond.

E-TRNL Energy, the India-based clean technology startup developing next-generation battery cell materials and sustainable energy solutions, has secured ₹27.4 crore in seed funding to accelerate research, scale production capabilities, and bring advanced energy storage technologies to market.The funding underscores growing investor confidence in climate-tech innovations that address energy density, cost, and sustainability challenges for electrification and decarbonisation.The seed round was led by Better Capital, with participation from early-stage investors and sector specialists who recognise the potential of E-TRNL’s proprietary battery materials and manufacturing processes to improve performance and lifecycle for electric vehicles and stationary storage systems.E-TRNL Energy plans to deploy the capital toward R&D, pilot manufacturing, and strategic industry partnerships that help commercialise its materials platform and drive adoption across EV and energy storage value chains. The investment will also support talent acquisition and infrastructure build-out as the company moves from lab-scale innovations toward scalable production.E-TRNL Energy is headquartered in India, where it continues to strengthen its footprint in the clean energy and advanced materials ecosystem, responding to accelerating demand for sustainable battery solutions in the domestic and global markets.