The latest venture capital, seed, pre-seed, and angel deals for NYC startups for 3/16/2021 featuring funding details for Unite Us, Cyware, and much more. This page will be updated throughout the day to reflect any new fundings.
Unite Us — $150M – Series C
Unite Us, the care coordination platform focused on connecting healthcare and social service providers, has raised $150M in Series C funding from investors that include Salesforce Ventures, ICONIQ Capital, Emerson Collective, Optum Ventures, Town Hall Ventures, Define Ventures, and Transformation Capital. Founded by Andrew Price, Daniel Brillman, Kareem Elsirafy, and Taylor Justice in 2013, Unite Us has now raised a total of $195.3M in reported equity funding.
Cyware — $30M – Series B
Cyware, the cybersecurity collaboration platform, has raised $30M in Series B funding from investors that include Advent International, TenEleven Ventures, Prelude Fund, Emerald Development Managers, Great Road Holdings, and Zscaler. Founded by Akshat Jain and Anuj Goel in 2016, Cyware has now raised a total of $43M in reported equity funding. AlleyWatch covered Cyware’s previous round raised in August of 2020 in an exclusive interview with Goel – Cyware Raises $10M for its Cybersecurity Collaboration Platform to Unify Security Teams
Socure — $100M – Series D
Socure, the day zero digital identity verification platform, has raised $100M in Series D funding from investors that include Accel, Scale Venture Partners, Two Sigma Ventures, Citi Ventures, Commerce Ventures, Flint Capital, Sorenson Capital, Wells Fargo Strategic Capital, Inc., and Synchrony Ventures. Founded by Johnny Ayers and Sunil Madhu in 2012, Socure has now raised a total of $196.6M in reported equity funding.
Fridge No More — $15.4M – Series A
Fridge No More, the 15-minute grocery delivery service, has raised $15.4M in Series A funding from investors that include Insight Partners and AltaIR Capital. Fridge No More was founded by Anton Gladkoborodov, Pavel Danilov in 2020.
Gencove — $1.4M – funding according to a recent SEC filing
Gencove, the whole genome sequencing technology that’s make genomics cost accessible, has raised $1.4M in funding according to a recent SEC filing funding from investors that include . The filing indicates that the total offering is for $1.5M and that there were seven investors in this close. Investors in previous rounds include SV Angel, National Institutes of Health, Version One Ventures, Third Kind Venture Capital, Refactor Capital, Bread and Butter Ventures (fka The Syndicate Fund), Spero Ventures, Balaji Srinivasan, Burst Capital, New York Genome Center, and Kresimir Penavic. Founded by Joe Pickrell, Kaja Wasik, and Tomaz Berisa in 2015, Gencove has now raised a total of $5.7M in reported equity funding.
