Funded Startups in Seoul
Disclosed funding in this Seoul slice is capped by a single outlier: Bespin Global’s $75M round (listed as 2020-06-03) is the only disclosed amount above $…
Disclosed funding in this Seoul slice is capped by a single outlier: Bespin Global’s $75M round (listed as 2020-06-03) is the only disclosed amount above $50M; the next-largest disclosed entries are far lower, including Tridge at $11M (2020-04-22) and Snap Company at $15M (2025-10-28). At the other end, the smallest disclosed amount shown is $340K for Fabric Duct (2025-11-30), which sits close to the $360K Caregiver round (2025-09-09), while many other rounds cluster in the sub-$5M to ~$12M range.
The page’s geography is mostly Seoul, South Korea, but three older rows use “Seoul-T'ukpyolsi, South Korea” for Bitsensing (2020-06-08, $6M), Bespin Global (2020-06-03, $75M), and Tridge (2020-04-22, $11M). Temporally, the most recent funding activity runs from 2025-11-30 (Fabric Duct) back to 2025-09-08 (Mentree is undisclosed; Yeoshin is $7M on 2025-09-08), with older disclosed rounds spanning April–June 2020 for the “Seoul-T'ukpyolsi” entries. Stage/category labeling is mixed: 10 of 47 rows are “undisclosed” and 4 of 47 are “Venture - Series Unknown,” indicating that a sizable share of rounds in this list lack a specific stage name.
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in this Seoul listing, and does it stand apart from the rest of the disclosed amounts?
Bespin Global’s $75M (2020-06-03) is the only disclosed amount above $50M; the next-largest disclosed figures visible here include Snap Company at $15M (2025-10-28) and Tridge at $11M (2020-04-22). That makes the $75M round a clear outlier relative to the rest of the disclosed amounts.
Are there noticeable temporal clusters among the most recent entries versus the older “Seoul-T'ukpyolsi” records?
Recent dated rows concentrate in 2025, running from 2025-11-30 (Fabric Duct, $340K) back to 2025-09-08 (Yeoshin, $7M). In contrast, the “Seoul-T'ukpyolsi” entries that include the biggest disclosed round (Bespin Global, $75M on 2020-06-03) are concentrated in April–June 2020 (Tridge 2020-04-22 at $11M; Energy X 2020-04-13 at $5M).
How much of the list lacks disclosed funding amounts or stage clarity?
10 of 47 rows show an “undisclosed” amount (e.g., Frefins on 2025-11-28; Korea Digital Asset Custody on 2025-11-27), and 4 of 47 are labeled “Venture - Series Unknown” (e.g., Galaxy on 2025-11-07 and Gadget korea on 2025-10-27). This means many rounds can’t be ranked precisely by amount or stage name within the table.
What stage labels show up most often, and how does that shape comparisons?
Seed is frequently represented across the newest entries, including Fabric Duct (2025-11-30, $340K), Bone (2025-11-21, $12M), and Postmath is Series A (2025-11-12, $4M) rather than Seed, illustrating the mix. In practice, because “undisclosed” and “Venture - Series Unknown” exist alongside named Seed/Series A/Series B/Series C rounds (e.g., Buffett Seoul is Series B on 2025-11-30 at $7M; Yeoshin is Series C on 2025-09-08 at $7M), comparisons by stage are partial rather than uniform.
Which entries look most similar in size at the low end, suggesting a tighter funding band among smaller rounds?
At the smallest disclosed end, Fabric Duct’s $340K (2025-11-30) is close to Caregiver’s $360K (2025-09-09). Several other disclosed rounds sit in the same general lower-to-mid range, such as Gongcar at $690K (2025-11-04) and Milliway at $700K (2025-10-29), before larger rounds like Future Connect’s $6M (2025-11-27) and Buffett Seoul’s $7M (2025-11-30) move into the higher band.
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