Welcome to our latest edition of Seed Watch, our weekly newsletter segment showcasing the week’s biggest early-stage funding deals around the globe. This week saw early-stage startups attract significant funding from investors. Find out the top 3 deals from this week that caught our eye.
Startup Name: Crash Override
Industry: SaaS
Region: United States
Amount (USD): $28 million
The problem it is solving: Modern software environments suffer from fragmented visibility, unclear ownership, and complex code/infrastructure interactions, making incident response and secure development extremely difficult. Crash Override addresses this by introducing ERM — a new category providing complete traceability and real-time visibility into code, tools, infrastructure, and contributors, similar to what CRMs do for customer data.
What the Funds Will Be Spent On: Accelerating product development. Expanding market presence. Partner and ecosystem growth. Incorporating and open-sourcing Blackstone’s Ocular framework to enhance AI-generated code analysis and scanning.
Startup Name: Murphy
Industry: Fintech
Region: Spain
Amount (USD): $15 million
The problem it is solving: Traditional debt servicing relies heavily on human-staffed call centres, which can be expensive, slow, and limited by language and channel constraints. Murphy solves this by replacing call centres with AI-native autonomous agents capable of communicating in over 100 languages across various channels, enhancing recovery rates, lowering costs, and improving the debtor experience.
What the Funds Will Be Spent On: Scaling product development. Expanding technical and go-to-market teams. Supporting rapid international expansion.
Startup Name: Decile Group
Industry: Fintech
Region: United States
Amount (USD): $14 million
The problem it is solving: Venture capital firms and limited partners often operate with fragmented tools, inefficient workflows, and limited visibility into their portfolios. Decile Group solves this by offering a unified platform — Decile Hub and Decile Pro — that empowers fund managers and LPs with AI-driven tools to set up, manage, raise funds, and analyse investments with greater control, transparency, and global connectivity.
What the Funds Will Be Spent On: Expanding operations. Accelerating the development of the platform.