Funded Financial Services Startups in United States
Across the 50 most recent funded financial services entries shown here (through 2026-06-30 down to 2026-06-15), the largest disclosed round is Altavair’s $…
Across the 50 most recent funded financial services entries shown here (through 2026-06-30 down to 2026-06-15), the largest disclosed round is Altavair’s $1.4B on 2026-06-17. That single disclosed amount dwarfs the next-largest disclosed figures, including HASI’s $1.0B (2026-06-15) and six-figure-to-mid eight-figure rounds like Provenance’s $220K (2026-06-26) and Findara’s $100K (2026-06-18).
Geographically, New York appears repeatedly (e.g., Avenue Capital Group on 2026-06-30, Curbline Properties on 2026-06-29, Time Equities on 2026-06-26, Yellowstone Real Estate Investments on 2026-06-18, and Chronograph on 2026-06-16), while San Francisco also shows up multiple times (Provenance 2026-06-26, Starwood Property Trust 2026-06-25, Stoa 2026-06-25, Chronograph 2026-06-16). Stage-wise, “Series Unknown” dominates the list: 28 of 50 rows are labeled Series Unknown, with additional undisclosed amounts appearing on 10 rows, and only a small subset landing as explicit Seed/Pre-Seed/Series A or higher (e.g., Nebex Seed $30M on 2026-06-29; Interchecks Series C $50M on 2026-06-15).
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Frequently asked
What does the largest disclosed round look like versus the rest of the financial-services rounds shown here?
Altavair’s $1.4B disclosed round on 2026-06-17 stands out as the only disclosed amount in the billions in this slice. The next-highest disclosed amounts are HASI at $1.0B (2026-06-15) and then a step down to figures like Global Jet Capital $659M (2026-06-16), Realty Income $686M (2026-06-29), and several sub-$500M rounds (e.g., Starwood Property Trust $500M on 2026-06-25).
Are there date clusters inside this 50-row window, or is funding evenly spread across days?
The rounds concentrate tightly in a narrow two-week edge: multiple large and mid-size disclosures land between 2026-06-15 and 2026-06-29. Examples include June 29 entries like Realty Income $686M (2026-06-29) and Morgan Stanley Direct Lending Fund $350M (2026-06-29), while June 15 includes HASI $1.0B (2026-06-15) and Interchecks $50M (2026-06-15).
Do any cities or metro areas appear over-represented among the listed startups?
New York shows repeated presence across dates and companies, including Avenue Capital Group (New York, 2026-06-30, $250M), Curbline Properties (New York, 2026-06-29, $309M), Time Equities (New York, 2026-06-26, $191M), and Chronograph (New York, 2026-06-16, $140M). San Francisco also reappears with multiple entries such as Provenance (2026-06-26, $220K) and Starwood Property Trust (2026-06-25, $500M), indicating city-level clustering rather than one-off locations.
How does stage labeling skew in this dataset, and are early rounds common or rare in the explicit labels?
“Series Unknown” is the majority label, appearing in 28 of 50 rows (e.g., Avenue Capital Group $250M on 2026-06-30; Starwood Property Trust $500M on 2026-06-25). Explicit early-stage labels exist but are a minority; for example, Nebex is Seed at $30M on 2026-06-29, while Pre-Seed entries include Stoa at $500K (2026-06-25) and Archer at $500K (2026-06-16), with far fewer explicit later-stage rounds such as Interchecks Series C at $50M on 2026-06-15.
Are there outliers worth attention due to unusually small disclosed amounts or missing amounts?
At the low end, the smallest disclosed amount is Provenance at $220K (2026-06-26), closely followed by Findara at $100K (2026-06-18), and both sit far below the mid-market disclosed range (e.g., Quicken is undisclosed on 2026-06-23, and Curbline Properties is $309M on 2026-06-29). On the other side, undisclosed amounts occur on 10 rows (e.g., DXD Capital on 2026-06-30; BlockRunAI on 2026-06-24), which limits comparability for those specific companies even within the same date window.
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