Funded Startups in Mayfair
Five Mayfair-area startups appear in the most recent listings (sorted by round date): the disclosed amounts range from a $100K Private Equity round at Sure…
Five Mayfair-area startups appear in the most recent listings (sorted by round date): the disclosed amounts range from a $100K Private Equity round at SureCloud (2021-09-13) to a $156M Venture - Series Unknown round at Blend Network (2022-04-11). That $156M figure dwarfs the rest of the disclosed amounts in this slice—next-highest is $58M for LiveScore Group (2022-09-07), followed by $40M for Taurex (2026-03-03) and $15M for Whiteshield (2026-06-30). The date pattern is split: two rounds fall in 2026 (Whiteshield 2026-06-30; Taurex 2026-03-03), while three are clustered from 2021 to 2022 (SureCloud 2021-09-13; Blend Network 2022-04-11; LiveScore Group 2022-09-07). Sector coverage is broad across AI, blockchain/crypto, community/lifestyle, commerce/shopping, and apps, with no repeated sector appearing 3+ times. Stage naming is also uneven: two entries are labeled Series Unknown/“Venture - Series Unknown” (Whiteshield 2026-06-30; Blend Network 2022-04-11), while the remaining three use explicit classifications.
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in this Mayfair slice, and how does it compare to the others?
Blend Network’s $156M (2022-04-11) is the only disclosed amount above $50M here, with the next-highest at LiveScore Group’s $58M (2022-09-07). The other disclosed rounds are $40M (Taurex, 2026-03-03) and $15M (Whiteshield, 2026-06-30), while SureCloud is a much smaller $100K (2021-09-13).
Are the most recent rounds concentrated in a narrow time window?
Yes for 2026: two of the five entries close in the same year—Taurex on 2026-03-03 ($40M) and Whiteshield on 2026-06-30 ($15M). The remaining three rounds instead cluster between 2021-09-13 and 2022-09-07 (SureCloud, Blend Network, LiveScore Group), creating two separated temporal groups rather than a steady sequence.
Which entries look like outliers on disclosed size?
SureCloud’s $100K (2021-09-13, Private Equity) is the smallest disclosed amount by a wide margin relative to the next-lowest disclosed round, Whiteshield’s $15M (2026-06-30). On the high end, Blend Network’s $156M (2022-04-11) stands out as the only round above $50M, clearly separating it from the $58M and below group.
Does this listing show an over-represented sector or stage label?
No sector repeats 3+ times across these five entries: each label is distinct (AI for Whiteshield, blockchain/crypto for Taurex, community/lifestyle for LiveScore Group, commerce/shopping for Blend Network, apps for SureCloud). Stage naming is also mixed: two entries carry “Series Unknown” in some form (Whiteshield’s Series Unknown on 2026-06-30 and Blend Network’s “Venture - Series Unknown” on 2022-04-11), while the other three have explicit labels.
Which companies are driving the Mayfair list by recency, and what’s the time edge of the sample?
The most recent round date shown is 2026-06-30 for Whiteshield ($15M). The oldest date in this five-row slice is 2021-09-13 for SureCloud ($100K), so the sample spans roughly five years rather than being limited to a single funding cycle.
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