VC Deals

Los Altos, California-based RedMarlin, a fraud prevention company, has secured $10 million in Series A funding. Thomvest Ventures and Crosslink Capital led the round.

HomeLight, a real estate company, has raised $109 million in financing. Zeev Ventures led the round with participation from other investors that included Group 11, Menlo Ventures, Crosslink Capital and Stereo Capital.

DataGrail, a provider of data privacy management, has raised Series A funding. The investors were American Express Ventures, Okta Ventures, Basis Set Ventures and Cloud Apps Capital Partners. No financial terms were disclosed; however, as previously reported by PE HUB, DataGrail recently secured $5 million in funding.

South San Francisco-based Coda Biotherapeutics Inc, a preclinical-stage biopharmaceutical company, has raised a total of $34 million in funding. Versant Ventures was the lead investor in Coda's latest funding round.

San Francisco-based Senreve, a luxury handbag brand, has raised $16.75 million in Series A funding. Norwest Venture Partners led the round.

Papaya Global, a global payroll and payment management platform, has secured $45 million in funding. Insight Partners led the round with participation from Bessemer Venture Partners, New Era Capital Partners and Dynamic Loop Capital.

Riskified, a payments and fraud prevention solutions provider, has raised $165 million in Series E funding. General Atlantic led the round.

NeighborSchools, a child care startup, has secured $3.5 million in seed funding. Accomplice led the round with participation from Tuhaye Venture Partners and World Within.

Mylo, a Montréal-based automated savings and investment app, has secured $10 million in financing, bringing its total funding to $14 million. The latest round was led by NAventures, the venture capital arm of National Bank of Canada. It was joined by existing investors Desjardins Capital, Ferst Capital Partners and Tactico. Launched in 2015 by CEO Philip Barrar, Mylo will use the proceeds for product innovation, new hires, continued growth in Canada, and expansion internationally.

Vancouver, British Columbia-based CTO.ai, a platform for rapidly scaling DevOps teams, has secured US$7.5 million in seed funding. The investors were Tiger Global, Slack Fund, Yaletown Partners, Pallasite Ventures, Panache Ventures and Jonathan Bixby. The capital infusion will be used for product development and personnel hiring. CTO was founded in 2017 by Kyle Campbell.