| | DECEMBER 202319ZolveNew cross-border banking firm Zolve has raised $100 million in senior debt from US impact investor Community Investment Management (CIM). Zolve, which has offices in San Francisco and Bengaluru, plans to use debt management to offer credit products to immigrants in the United States. Anand Daniel, partner at Accel, one of Zolve's early investors says, "Zolve has achieved significant growth in just two years of operation ensuring a profitable unit economy in a challenging global macro environment."Zolve's mission is basic: the need to create budgetary items available to everybody. Zolve offers the yearning of plenty of products to rearrange managing an account within the US. The rising money flow of October 2023 emphasizes the winning showcase estimation and conditions. A stamped concentration of movement inside the early-stage financing, outstandingly in Seed and Pre-Seed rounds, gives critical bits of knowledge into the key maneuvers of crypto ventures amid the bearish stage.AvidiiAmidst the rapid growth of tech platforms in India over the last five years, Swiss and Bengaluru-based Avidii, which is now expanding into the Indian market, stands out with its unique approach. Avidii offers instant, personalized and non-binding education services that meet individual preferences and needs, setting it apart from other edtech platforms.Avid's core offering is a 24/7 on-demand tutoring service that offers tailored support in subjects such as maths, physics, chemistry, biology, business and art, primarily aimed at students aged 11-18.The platform works with two main business models. While its B2B segment focuses on partnering with educational institutions to improve learning in schools and colleges, the startup's B2C segment enables direct one-to-one interaction between students and tutors, creating personalized deep learning.ClinikallyThe platform works with two main business models. While its B2B segment focuses on partnering with educational institutions to improve learning in schools and colleges, the startup's B2C segment enables direct one-to-one interaction between students and tutors, creating personalized deep learning.In addition to its core services, Clinikally has expanded into the distribution of private-label drugs for aesthetic diseases under the Clinikally brand and for chronic skin conditions under the Soteri Skin brand. The platform offers dermatologist consultations at an affordable price of INR 199 and introduces its customers to innovative skin care products.Clinikally's short-term goals focus on strengthening telehealth services, expanding nutrition and nutrition offerings, and increasing the number of private-label partnerships from 175 to 500 physician practices. By 2026, the company aims to be a complete dermatology and nutrition platform that includes telehealth services, an online pharmacy, premium consumer brands, a nationwide network of dermatology experts and off-network clinical partnerships.ContiinexIn the age of automation, speech intelligence plays a key role in improving user experience and data-driven decision-making. Founded in December 2020 by Prateek Mehta and Vijay Krishna BS, Contiinex aims to target the English-speaking global voice market. The startup is focused on transforming the customer experience, improving business productivity, and optimizing costs in India, the US, and Australia. Contiinex's Speech AI platform can analyze audio files and help companies better understand their customers and make strategic business decisions.The Bengaluru-based startup also plans to expand its Gen AI product offering to address the unstructured data space across all media such as voice, chat, email, videos, and images. Contiinex wants to expand its vision to other industries such as banking, retail, and electrical services.
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