Funded Startups in Mcallen
Five recently funded McAllen-area startups span 2023-10-11 (Texas Regional Bank) through 2026-04-01 (Havra).
Five recently funded McAllen-area startups span 2023-10-11 (Texas Regional Bank) through 2026-04-01 (Havra). The largest disclosed round is Havra’s $113M Seed on 2026-04-01, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amount (GrainChain’s $3M on 2025-09-17). Smaller disclosed rounds cluster at the low end: Supply Pay raised $250K (2024-02-01) and Texas Regional Bank shows $1M (2023-10-11). Sector-wise, AI appears in two entries (Havra on 2026-04-01 and Supply Pay on 2024-02-01), while Agriculture and Farming (GrainChain), Health Care (Accuhealth Technologies), and Financial Services (Texas Regional Bank) each appear once.
Temporal concentration is evident between 2024-02-01 and 2024-04-16, covering Supply Pay ($250K), Accuhealth Technologies (undisclosed, 2024-04-16), and GrainChain’s later 2025-09-17 entry. Stage classifications are split: two are explicitly early-stage types (Seed and Pre-Seed), two are “Series Unknown” (Accuhealth Technologies, Texas Regional Bank), and one is a Convertible Note (GrainChain). Two of five rows are undisclosed or “Series Unknown” where the amount is undisclosed (Accuhealth Technologies).
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Frequently asked
Which McAllen-area deal is the disclosed outlier, and how does it compare to the rest of the visible rounds?
Havra’s $113M Seed on 2026-04-01 is the clear disclosed outlier; the next-largest disclosed amount in the table is GrainChain’s $3M on 2025-09-17, with other disclosed rounds at $1M (Texas Regional Bank, 2023-10-11) and $250K (Supply Pay, 2024-02-01).
Do the dates cluster, or are they spread out across the full period shown?
They’re mostly spread from 2023-10-11 through 2026-04-01, but there’s a tight window in early 2024: Supply Pay closed on 2024-02-01 ($250K) and Accuhealth Technologies closed shortly after on 2024-04-16 (undisclosed).
Are any sectors over-represented across these five McAllen entries?
AI is the only sector that repeats in this slice, with two entries: Havra (Artificial Intelligence, 2026-04-01, $113M) and Supply Pay (Artificial Intelligence, 2024-02-01, $250K). The other sectors—Agriculture and Farming, Health Care, and Financial Services—each appear once.
What stage or classification mix dominates the list, based on the rows shown?
Early-stage labels appear twice: Havra is Seed (2026-04-01, $113M) and Supply Pay is Pre-Seed (2024-02-01, $250K). The remaining two rows show “Series Unknown” (Accuhealth Technologies on 2024-04-16 with amount undisclosed, and Texas Regional Bank on 2023-10-11 for $1M), plus one Convertible Note (GrainChain, 2025-09-17, $3M).
How should amount-based comparisons be handled given undisclosed data?
Only three entries have disclosed amounts in the visible rows: Havra ($113M), GrainChain ($3M), Texas Regional Bank ($1M), and Supply Pay ($250K) are disclosed, while Accuhealth Technologies (2024-04-16) is undisclosed. That makes Havra’s $113M even more dominant among the disclosed set than sector comparisons alone.
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