Mykare AI, Spense, Finkurve Raise Fresh Funds

Mykare AI has raised USD 3.2 million in its latest funding round. The round included participation from Andrew and Alfredo, founders of Papa.com, and a leading family office from the Middle East.

Founded by Senu Sam, Mykare.ai aims to help healthcare providers scale with a single intelligent AI layer that works across fragmented systems. Its AI agents can acquire new patients, identify patient intent, answer calls through voice agents, book appointments, manage follow-ups, collect feedback, and automatically update CRM records, creating a unified patient journey.

Mykare provides its services across the United States, United Kingdom, Middle East, and India, and currently has a waiting list of more than 20 hospitals and healthcare providers.

The company plans to use the capital to enhance its AI capabilities, accelerate product development, and support global expansion.

Spense Bags USD 2.8 Mn 

Spense, a banking infrastructure company combining asset-backed credit infrastructure with agentic AI, has raised USD 2.8 million in a seed funding round led by Arkam Ventures, with participation from Razorpay Ventures, GrowthCap Ventures, and Atrium Ventures. 

Founded in 2022, the Bengaluru-based banking infrastructure company aims to help financial institutions unlock credit against customer assets. Its bank-native platform combines programmable asset-backed credit infrastructure with agentic AI to enable banks to launch, operate and scale modern credit products.

SPENSE Founders’ Image-L-R Pawan Kumar & Srinivas Krishnamurthy

“India’s credit challenge is often viewed as a risk problem. We believe it is fundamentally an infrastructure problem. India does not have a shortage of assets. It has a shortage of infrastructure that can convert those assets into usable credit. If you have a valuable asset, you should have access to modern credit,” Pawan Kumar, Co-founder & CEO of Spense said in a statement.

Finkurve Raises INR 50 Crore 

Finkurve Financial Services Limited, a gold loan NBFCs, has bagged INR 50 crore through a Non-Convertible Debenture (NCD) issuance from Franklin Templeton. 

The funding is being executed in two tranches, with the first tranche of INR 24 crore completed, and the second tranche expected soon. 

Finkurve plans to use the money to expand its lending business, strengthen operational footprint, enhance technology-driven platform, and deepen presence across existing and new markets.