Despite the continued impact of the global pandemic, a number of SF-based startups announced significant funding rounds last week.
Stripe pulled in $600M. Payment software company Stripe led the way this week after closing its Series G extension. The company’s private valuation now nears $36 billion, according to MarketWatch. [Built In SF]
Onfido raised $100M. The online identity verification startup is based in London but has a significant SF presence. It plans on using its latest round of funding to grow its global presence and expand its digital access services. This round brings its total funding to $183 million. [Built In SF]
Bridgecrew raised $18M. The cloud security engineering company closed on its Series A round led by investors Sorensen Ventures, DNX Ventures, Tectonic Ventures and Homeward Ventures. The new funding will be used to refine its cloud security software. [BusinessWire]
RDMD got $14M. The healthcare technology company plans on using its Series A financing to expand its research into 20 different rare diseases. The company also plans on expanding its team as well as its international platform capabilities. [FinSMEs]
Nifty Games raised $12M. The games publisher just closed on its Series A round led by March Capital Partners. The company is set to debut a new head-to-head mobile football game, NFL Clash, later this year. [Built In SF]
Clara Health pulled in $11M. The healthcare technology startup will use the latest funding to launch its “World Without Covid” initiative, which helps grant access to patients looking to participate in clinical trials related to COVID-19 studies. [Built In SF]
OpenInvest got $10.5M. The asset management startup completed its Series A round led by SystemIQ. OpenInvest launched in 2015 and the latest round of funding brings its total venture capital raised to $23.8 million. The latest investment is expected to help the company expand its reach in global markets. [PRNewswire]
