Jit, a Tel Aviv-based startup that automates product security for developers, emerged from stealth with $38.5 million in seed financing. Led by boldstart ventures, the round included participation from Tiger Global Management.
Narmi Inc., a New York-based provider of digital banking technologies, snagged $35 million in Series B funding co-led by Greycroft, New Enterprise Associates and Picus Capital.
Transfr VR Inc., a New York-based startup that uses virtual reality to simulate on-the-job training, fetched $35 million in Series B funding. Lumos Capital Group led the round, with Managing Partner Victor Hu joining the board. Firework Ventures, Album VC and Spring Tide Capital also invested.
C-Zero Inc., a Goleta, Calif.-based developer of a technology for natural gas decarbonization, completed a $34 million investment led by SK Gas. Additional investors in the round included Engie New Ventures, Breakthrough Energy Ventures, Eni Next and AP Ventures.
Cube, a New York-based financial planning and analysis platform, gathered $30 million in Series B funding. Battery Ventures led the round, which saw participation from Mayfield, Bonfire Ventures, Operator Collective and GTMfund. Michael Brown, general partner at Battery Ventures, will join the company’s board.
Arkestro Inc., a San Francisco-based predictive procurement orchestration platform, closed a $26 million Series A round led by New Enterprise Associates, Construct, Koch Disruptive Technologies and Four More Capital.
Impulse Space Inc., an El Segundo, Calif.-based developer of in-space transportation services for the inner solar system, landed a $10 million investment from Lux Capital. Founders Fund previously provided seed funding.
Wilco, a Tel Aviv-based upskilling platform for software developers, was seeded with a $7 million investment. Led by Hetz Ventures, the round included participation from Vertex Ventures and Flybridge Capital Partners.
ReturnGO, an Israeli startup that manages returns and exchanges for products purchased on e-commerce sites, closed a $6.5 million seed round led by TPY Capital.
Amy, an Israel-based sales intelligence platform that helps users prepare for external meetings, picked up a $6 million seed investment led by Next Coast Ventures and Lorne Abony.
Augmenta, a Toronto-based startup whose technology automates building design for the construction industry, emerged from stealth with $4.1 million in seed funding. Lead investor Hazelview Ventures was joined by Ferguson Ventures and Whiteshell Group Inc. in the round. Roger Poirier, co-founder of Hazelview Ventures, will join Augmenta’s board.
Makelog, a release communications platform for product updates, raised $3 million in seed funding. Accel led the round, which saw additional support from Basecamp Fund, Formulate Ventures and Bluewatch Ventures.
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