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The AlleyWatch Startup Daily Funding Report: 5/19/2022

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The AlleyWatch Startup Daily Funding Report: 5/19/2022
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The latest venture capital, seed, pre-seed, and angel deals for NYC startups for 5/19/2022 featuring funding details for Fetcher, Sweet Chick, and much more. This page will be updated throughout the day to reflect any new fundings.

Fetcher — $27M – Series B

Fetcher, the recruitment automation platform, has raised $27M in Series B funding led by Tola Capital. Founded by Andres Blank, Chris Calmeyn, Genevieve Wolff Jurvetson, Javier Castiarena, Natan Santolo, and Santi Aimetta in 2015, Fetcher has now raised a total of $40.3M in reported equity funding.

Sweet Chick — $5M – Series A

Sweet Chick, a restaurant group specializing in chicken and waffles and other Southern fare, has raised $5M in Series A funding led by Founders Table Restaurant Group. Sweet Chick was founded by John Seymour in 2013.

ShelterZoom — $9M – Series A

ShelterZoom, a smart document platform built on the blockchain, has raised $9M in Series A funding led by industry professionals and strategic investors. Founded by Allen Alishahi and Chao Cheng-Shorland in 2016, ShelterZoom has now raised a total of $15.4M in reported equity funding.

Code Ocean — $16.5M – Series B

Code Ocean, the computational platform that helps researchers share and collaborate on data-heavy research, has raised $16.5M in Series B funding led by M12 and Battery Ventures. Founded by Simon Adar in 2016, Code Ocean has now raised a total of $36.6M in reported equity funding.

Narmi — $35M – funding according to a recent SEC filing

Narmi, the open banking infrastructure platform for credit unions and banks that focuses on streamlining account opening, has raised $35M in funding according to a recent SEC filing. The filing indicates that this round comes from nineteen investors. Past investors in the company include Techstars, Right Side Capital Management, Techstars New York City Accelerator, Picus Capital, K50 Ventures, and Kairos. Founded by Chris Griffin and Nikhil Lakhanpal in 2016, Narmi has now raised a total of $55.5M in reported equity funding.

Tags:  Chris CalmeynAllen AlishahiAndres BlankBattery VenturesChao Cheng-ShorlandChris GriffinCode OceanFetcherFounders Table Restaurant GroupGenevieve Wolff JurvetsonJavier CastiarenaJohn SeymourM12 - Microsoft's Venture FundNarmiNatan SantoloNikhil LakhanpalSanti AimettaShelterZoomSimon AdarSweet ChickTola Capital
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