No. 1
$200M
Amount raised
PaleBlueDot AI
Announced Oct 1Series C·Oct 1
“PaleBlueDot AI Raises $200M in Series C Funding - FinSMEs”
The Daily Raise/October 2, 2026
Friday, October 2, 2026
5 startup funding rounds surfaced since our last edition, $404.3M raised in total. PaleBlueDot AI tops the day with $200M in Series C funding. The ranking runs all the way down to $3M, with startups from United States, Germany, United Kingdom.
The rounds leading today's news · 5 rounds
No. 1
$200M
Amount raised
Announced Oct 1Series C·Oct 1
“PaleBlueDot AI Raises $200M in Series C Funding - FinSMEs”
No. 2
$150M
Amount raised
Cloud infrastructure·United States·Oct 2
Supabase is Provides open-source Postgres databases and backend infrastructure for developers.
Supabase announced $150 million led by GIC to accelerate agent-driven database infrastructure, alongside its acquisition of Turso. The round was led by GIC, with participation from CapitalG, IronArc, SquarePeg.
No. 3
$40M
Amount raised
Fintech·Oct 2
Trustly is Provides online bank payment and account-to-account transaction services.
Trustly received more than $40 million in equity commitments from Nordic Capital and Alfvén & Didrikson to support growth and develop AI-enabled products. The round was led by Nordic Capital, with participation from Alfvén & Didrikson.

No. 4
$11.2M
Amount raised
Construction technology·Germany·Oct 2
Kuro Technology is Builds AI software that processes construction documents and supports contractor back-office workflows.
Kuro Technology raised €10 million to expand its AI platform for construction estimating, procurement, accounting and compliance workflows. The round was led by UVC Partners, with participation from Foundamental, Realyze Ventures, helloworld.
No. 5
$3M
Amount raised
Seed·sales technology·United Kingdom
Revnu is Automates lead generation and sales pipeline building for early-stage businesses.
Revnu raised £2.3 million from NPIF II and Y Combinator to hire staff, build its Manchester team, and expand its AI sales tools internationally. The round was led by NPIF II, with participation from Y Combinator.

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