Funded Financial Services Startups in Washington
Disclosed deal sizes in Washington’s financial-services cohort are highly uneven: Olympus Pines raised $35M on 2025-05-27, and that $35M round is the only…
Disclosed deal sizes in Washington’s financial-services cohort are highly uneven: Olympus Pines raised $35M on 2025-05-27, and that $35M round is the only disclosed amount above the $30M level in the 18 rows; the next-largest disclosed figures include Steward Partners Global Advisory’s $140M (2022-11-08) and Pie Insurance’s $315M (2022-09-21), but within the most recent subset Olympus Pines is the top disclosed late-round size. On the other end, the smallest disclosed amount is Genrae’s $250K on 2024-08-08, which sits far below the mid-$M cluster.
Rounds also cluster temporally around the 2022–2023 funding stretch (e.g., Pie Insurance on 2022-09-21 and Caribou on 2022-05-19; Fonbnk on 2022-03-01; Securrency on 2021-04-26), while 2025 shows only one disclosed-size entry (Olympus Pines) plus one undisclosed round (Sunbound on 2025-05-13). Geographically, every row is listed in Washington, District of Columbia, United States. Stage labels are fragmented: “Series Unknown” appears 6 times across the 18 rows, and “undisclosed” appears 5 times; together they account for most of the non-standardized round naming. The rows span 2021-04-26 (Securrency) through 2025-05-27 (Olympus Pines).
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Frequently asked
What does the largest disclosed round in this Washington financial-services list look like versus the rest of the disclosed amounts?
The largest disclosed round in the 18 rows is Pie Insurance’s $315M on 2022-09-21. The next-largest disclosed amounts are Steward Partners Global Advisory’s $140M (2022-11-08) and Caribou’s $115M (2022-05-19), while Olympus Pines’ $35M on 2025-05-27 is the top disclosed amount among the most recent entries.
Are there any timing clusters, or are these deals spread evenly across the 2021–2025 window?
The funding activity is more concentrated in 2022–2023 than at the edges: multiple large disclosed rounds land in 2022 (Pie Insurance $315M on 2022-09-21; Caribou $115M on 2022-05-19; Steward Partners Global Advisory $140M on 2022-11-08). By contrast, 2025 has only two entries shown, with one disclosed amount (Olympus Pines $35M on 2025-05-27) and one undisclosed round (Sunbound on 2025-05-13).
How consistent are stage labels here, and how often do rounds lack a clear amount or classification?
Classification is fragmented: “Series Unknown” appears 6 times (e.g., Olympus Pines 2025-05-27; Demex 2024-09-05 is not unknown, but Genrae 2024-08-08 is), while “undisclosed” appears 5 times (e.g., Sunbound on 2025-05-13; Port3 on 2023-08-16; Securrency is disclosed). That means a majority of rows rely on either an unknown series label or an undisclosed amount, making size comparisons uneven.
Which stage names and disclosed amounts tend to repeat in a way that suggests a common pattern?
Seed and early-stage labels show up repeatedly, but disclosed sizes vary widely: BitFlow Finance is Pre-Seed at $1M (2024-01-25) and Self is Pre-Seed at $400K (2023-03-13), while Fonbnk’s Seed round is $4M (2022-03-01). Meanwhile, later named rounds with disclosed amounts are often much larger, including Caribou’s Series C $115M (2022-05-19) and Pie Insurance’s Series D $315M (2022-09-21).
Are there outliers that could skew analysis of this segment’s typical funding size?
Yes. Pie Insurance’s $315M (2022-09-21) and Steward Partners Global Advisory’s $140M (2022-11-08) sit far above the rest of the disclosed amounts, while the smallest disclosed amount is Genrae’s $250K (2024-08-08). A large outlier on the high end and a very small outlier on the low end can materially distort averages if undisclosed/unknown rounds are not handled carefully.
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