Startups across Asia-Pacific raised a combined $223.9 million this week, based on disclosed funding rounds tracked by Techloy, with investor capital flowing primarily into AI infrastructure and fintech lending and payments platforms. A handful of larger growth rounds accounted for most of the week’s funding activity.
The Week’s Largest Startup Funding Rounds
Here are the biggest disclosed startup funding rounds across Asia-Pacific:
/1. PaleBlueDot AI, $150M, AI Infrastructure, Japan
PaleBlueDot AI provides cloud-based GPU computing and AI infrastructure for enterprises and startups running large-scale machine learning workloads.
The Series B round, led by B Capital, values the company at over $1 billion and will fund regional expansion and additional GPU capacity.
/2. Easy Home Finance, $30M, Fintech, India
Easy Home Finance is a digital mortgage lender focused on expanding home loan access through data-driven underwriting. The Series C funding was led by Investcorp Growth Equity, with participation from Claypond Capital and SMBC Asia Fund, and will support loan book growth and technology upgrades.
/3. The Guild, $20.5M, Spacetech, India
The Guild, a spacetech startup, is developing reusable medium-lift launch vehicles and advanced propulsion systems. The Series A round was led by TDK Ventures and BIG Capital, backing product development and testing as India’s private space sector expands.
/4. HeyMax, $11M, Travel & Loyalty Tech, Singapore
HeyMax operates a unified travel rewards platform that allows users to earn and redeem points across airlines, hotels, and credit cards. The Series A round was led by Peak XV Partners, with participation from January Capital, Betatron Venture Group, and strategic angel investors.
/5. Blockit AI, $5M, Productivity & AI, India
Blockit AI builds AI-powered scheduling and workflow automation tools for professionals and teams. The seed round was led by Sequoia, as the company looks to scale its product and enterprise adoption.
/6. 1Buy.ai, $4M, Enterprise Procurement, India
1Buy.ai develops AI-driven procurement and spend-management software for businesses. The funding round was backed by 100 Unicorns, Gruhas, and investor Ashish Kacholia, supporting product expansion and customer acquisition.
/7. Mysa, $3.4M, B2B Fintech, India
Mysa offers financial tools and services tailored for enterprise clients. The early-stage round was co-led by Blume Ventures and Piper Serica, with funds earmarked for platform development and market expansion.
Conclusion
With $223.9 million in disclosed funding this week, investor attention in Asia-Pacific remains concentrated in AI infrastructure and mature fintech models, while smaller early-stage rounds point to more selective capital deployment outside core growth themes.
Ejiro Onose
