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  • Alyce nets $11.5 mln Series A
    Iris Dorbian- 11 June 2019

    Boston-based Alyce Inc, an AI-powered platform that’s redefining direct mail and swag, has raised $11.5 million in Series A funding. Manifest led the round with participation from General Catalyst, Boston Seed Capital, Golden Ventures, Morningside and Victress Capital.

  • Reggora fetches $3 mln seed
    Iris Dorbian- 14 January 2019

    Reggora, an appraisal platform serving both appraisers and mortgage lenders, has secured $3 million in seed funding. Spark Capital led the round with participation from Boston Seed Capital. In conjunction with the funding. Alex Finkelstein, a general partner at Spark Capital, will join Reggora's board of directors.

  • Underscore leads $11 mln funding in Forge.AI
    Alastair Goldfisher- 7 December 2018

    Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Forge.AI, an artificial intelligence company that focuses on decoding unstructured information machine-learning ready data, announced it has raised $11 million in Series A funding. Underscore VC led the round, which included participation from Accomplice, Boston Seed Capital, Imagination Capital and Project 11 Ventures. The company was founded last year by CEO Jim Crowley, COO Jennifer Lum and CTO Jack Crowley.

  • Flipside Crypto adds Coinbase Ventures and Digital Currency Group as investors
    Alastair Goldfisher- 29 November 2018

    Boston-based Flipside Crypto, which uses blockchain transaction data to analyze cryptocurrencies, announced it has added Coinbase Ventures and Digital Currency Group as investors. In addition, fintech entrepreneur Jeff Parker also joined the funding round along with current investors True Ventures, Castle Island and Boston Seed Capital. Flipside Crypto has raised $4.5 million to date. The company was founded in mid-2017 by CEO Dave Balter, Jim Myers and Eric Stone.

  • True Ventures leads funding in Flipside Crypto
    Alastair Goldfisher- 28 March 2018

    Boston-based Flipside Crypto, which uses algorithms to analyze liquid cryptocurrencies, announced it has raised $3.4 million in venture funding. True Ventures led the round, which included The Chernin Group, Resolute Ventures, Boston Seed Capital, Converge and Founder Collective. As part of the funding, True Ventures Partner Adam D’Augelli has joined the board. The company was founded in mid-2017 and is led by CEO Dave Balter, CTO Jim Myers and Eric Stone, head of data science.

  • Virsec raises $24 mln from BlueIO, Artiman Ventures, Amity Ventures, others
    Mark Boslet- 20 March 2018

    Virsec said it raised $24 million of Series B funding in a round led by BlueIO and joined by Artiman Ventures, Amity Ventures, Raj Singh, and Boston Seed Capital.

  • Alyce takes in $5.3 mln
    Iris Dorbian- 24 October 2017

    Boston-based Alyce Inc, a provider of an AI-powered corporate gifting platform, has raised $5.3 million in financing. Boston Seed Capital led the round with participation from Founder Collective, General Catalyst, Manifest Investment Partners and Golden Venture Partners.

  • RotoQL snags $1.2 mln seed
    Iris Dorbian- 24 April 2017

    Sports data and analytics company RotoQL has raised $1.2 million in seed funding. The investors included Boston Seed Capital and Jason Robins, Founder and CEO of DraftKings.

  • Boston Seed Capital targets $40 mln for third fund
    Iris Dorbian- 22 March 2017

    Boston Seed Capital is seeking to raise $40 million for its third fund, according to an SEC filing https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1699381/000169938117000001/xslFormDX01/primary_doc.xml The firm focuses on internet-enabled businesses.

  • VentureApp nets $4 mln
    Iris Dorbian- 13 March 2017

    Boston-based VentureApp, a professional chat platform, has raised $4 million in funding. Ryan Moore, a partner at Accomplice, led the round with participation from other investors that included Boston Seed Capital and Fullstack Ventures. In conjunction with the funding, Moore has been added to VentureApp’s board of directors.