Kapture CX has secured $4 million in a Series A funding round under the direction of Cactus Venture Partners. The money would be used by the business to increase its product offerings, grow its personnel, and establish a stronger presence in foreign markets.

Effectiv, a scam detection and safety solution for banking institutions and fintechs, has secured $4.5 million in a seed fundraising round led by Better Tomorrow Ventures. Accel was one of the participants in the investment round, along with others.

Together Fund revealed the launch of its $150 million SaaS and AI-focused Together Fund II. Investment firms in the US as well as Asia are interested in the fund. Fund II will invest $1 million to $5 million in seed and Series A funding rounds for firms.

Newtral.io, a climate-tech business that creates business sustainability applications, secured INR 6.4 million in an investment round that was spearheaded by PedalStart, an early-stage startup accelerator.

Plotch.ai, a startup for ONDC railway facilities, received funds in a pre-seed round headed by Antler India, with participation from Peak XV, Global Founders Capital, and Apoletto.

Sk3w Technologies received $7 million from investors in a Series A investment that was supported by Citadel Securities, IMC, and Tower Research Ventures. Former investors include Mr. Tom Joyce, Tower Research Ventures, Jump Trading, Optiver, IMC, and XR Trading.

Zyber 365, a Web3 cybersecurity company, received $100 million from UK-based SRAM & MRAM Group. Zyber 365 intends to base its business in India.

Minifeel, a startup in Mumbai that helps customers find high-end beauty items at amazing prices, secured a total of Rs. 3 crore in a pre-seed fundraising round that was spearheaded by 100X.VC.

In a pre-seed funding led by EvolveX Accelerator, EV startup EVINDIA secured an undisclosed amount. Neeraj Tyagi, Gaurav VK Singhvi, and Vikas Aggarwal were among the investors who took part in the round.

GreenCell Mobility, a startup in shared electric mobility, has Secured debt financing from the state-owned REC, formerly known as Rural Electrification Corporation Limited, totaling INR 3,000 crore.