Funded Startups in Grand Cayman
Grand Cayman listings here span from 2020-11-10 (Union Protocol Foundation) to a most-recent round on 2026-06-18 (Sarborg).
Grand Cayman listings here span from 2020-11-10 (Union Protocol Foundation) to a most-recent round on 2026-06-18 (Sarborg). The disclosed-outcome size profile is highly uneven: Ocorian raised $1.0B on 2024-11-06, dwarfing the next-largest disclosed amount of $50M (Enhanced Games on 2026-06-15), while only a small set of entries disclose rounds above $10M (Reppo Labs $20M on 2026-04-23; Unblock $14M on 2025-07-08; Enhanced Games $50M; Ocorian $1.0B). Stage disclosure is also uneven: 5 of 15 rows are “undisclosed” ($ amounts not provided), and 5 of 15 are “Series Unknown,” so the paper trail often stops before deal stage labeling.
In terms of clustering, many entries fall into a multi-quarter burst in 2025–2026 (e.g., Enhanced Games 2026-06-15, Sarborg 2026-06-18, Reppo Labs 2026-04-23, XTAO 2025-11-05, Limitless Labs 2025-10-20, Caymanall Corporation 2025-10-18, Unblock 2025-07-08). Sector-wise, Blockchain and Cryptocurrency shows up 3 times (Reppo Labs 2026-04-23, XTAO 2025-11-05, Rails 2024-03-21), while Financial Services also appears 3 times (Ocorian 2024-11-06, Fat Projects Acquisition 2023-03-03, WAX 2022-06-02), creating the clearest two-sector concentration in this slice.
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed round is the size outlier in this Grand Cayman list, and how far above the rest is it?
Ocorian’s $1.0B round on 2024-11-06 is the lone $1B-class disclosed amount; the next-largest disclosed round is Enhanced Games at $50M on 2026-06-15, making Ocorian a clear outlier versus all other disclosed amounts.
Do most entries cluster tightly in time, or are they evenly spread across years?
The rows show two edges: an older tail starting with Union Protocol Foundation on 2020-11-10 and a dense run in 2025–2026, including Sarborg (2026-06-18), Enhanced Games (2026-06-15), Reppo Labs (2026-04-23), and Unblock (2025-07-08). Several entries are also anchored in mid-to-late 2025 (Limitless Labs 2025-10-20, Caymanall Corporation 2025-10-18, XTAO 2025-11-05), indicating clustering rather than an even spread.
How often is deal size or deal stage missing or unlabeled in this slice?
Disclosure is incomplete in two ways: 5 of 15 rows list an “undisclosed” amount (Sarborg 2026-06-18, Coincrowd 2023-03-01, Moonstake 2022-11-16, plus others), and 5 of 15 use “Series Unknown” as the stage label (e.g., Sarborg 2026-06-18; XTAO 2025-11-05; Ocorian 2024-11-06). This means stage-and-size information is simultaneously absent for multiple entries.
Are any sectors over-represented compared with one-off categories?
Two sectors recur enough to stand out in this 15-row view: Blockchain and Cryptocurrency appears 3 times (Reppo Labs 2026-04-23 $20M; XTAO 2025-11-05 $7M; Rails 2024-03-21 $6M), and Financial Services also appears 3 times (Ocorian 2024-11-06 $1.0B; Fat Projects Acquisition 2023-03-03 $360K; WAX 2022-06-02 $10M). Other sectors are largely singletons.
What stage labels dominate, and how does that interact with the presence of undisclosed amounts?
There isn’t a single dominant stage label because “Series Unknown” accounts for 5 of 15 rows and several entries with known stages sit alongside missing amounts. For example, the known early-stage labels include Seed entries like Reppo Labs ($20M on 2026-04-23) and Limitless Labs ($10M on 2025-10-20), while later-stage-like scale appears in Ocorian ($1.0B on 2024-11-06) but is labeled “Series Unknown,” limiting stage-based comparisons.
Which entries represent unusually small disclosed rounds in this list?
The smallest disclosed amount shown is Caymanall Corporation at $200K on 2025-10-18 (Pre-Seed). Several other low-disclosure figures cluster below $1M as well, such as Fat Projects Acquisition at $360K on 2023-03-03 and G Medical Innovations at $500K on 2023-10-25, placing them far below the $7M–$50M disclosed band that includes XTAO ($7M on 2025-11-05) and Enhanced Games ($50M on 2026-06-15).
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