This company that keeps your passwords secure just raised $110M
Dashlane, a password management company, raised $110 million in a Series D round to better its product. Dashlane consolidates all your passwords in one secure place to prevent security breaches and protect online identities. Founded in 2009, Dashlane has raised over $200 million in total. [Built In NYC]
TalkSpace raises $50M in booming healthcare industry
Talkspace, a mental health platform that allows for counseling online with a network of 5,000 licensed therapists, is changing the mental health care game. Last week, the company raised $50 million in a Series D funding round led by Revolution Growth. Moving forward, Talkspace will be partnering with Optum, a branch of health insurance provider UnitedHealth Group, making the healthtech provider’s services available to Optum’s 2 million customers. [Built In NYC]
Kustomer Raises $40M to automate and expand
Customer service technology company Kustomer raised $40 million in a Series D round, coming after a major funding just six months ago. With customers including Ring, Rent the Runway, and more, the company has grown rapidly and raised a whopping $113.5 million in funding. Global Tiger led the round, which the company aims to use to automate tedious customer support processes and expand in Europe. [Built In NYC]
Abacus Insights raises $12.7M
Abacus Insights, an NYC startup that helps health insurance companies and healthcare providers share patient data securely, announced last week that it has raised a $12.7M Series A round. Abacus, which launched in 2017, told TechCrunch that it expects to double its 40-person headcount this year, with a particular emphasis on engineering talent. CRV led the round, in which 406 Ventures and Echo Health Ventures — both existing investors — both participated. [TechCrunch]
ChargeAfter Raises $8M in Series A
ChargeAfter, an NYC-based fintech company, has raised $8 million dollars in a Series A round. With additional offices in Sunnyvale CA and Tel Aviv, Israel, ChargeAfter intends to use the funding to expand its team and its multi-lender point-of-sale financing platform. [PR Newswire]
Pillar raises $5.5M seed round to take on student debt
Pillar, an application dedicated to controlling and paying off your student loan debt, recently released its app. Pillar gets a grip on your student loans by analyzing your spending and payment schedule and helping calculate when to put money toward your loan. The launch was backed by $5.5 million in seed funding led by Kleiner Perkins, and is marketed toward people who make less than $100,000 per year or do not have steady incomes. [Built In NYC]
