It is a leap forward for Stratiphy, an AI-driven investment platform, that has just successfully raised £350,000 in a pre-seed funding round. This was achieved with the help of Fundmypitch, a platform designed to streamline the fundraising process for startups. The fresh capital will fuel Stratiphy’s ambitions to reshape wealth management through cutting-edge technology.
Stratiphy isn’t your typical investment platform. It harnesses the power of artificial intelligence to craft personalized investment strategies for its users.
Wealth management can often seem opaque and complex, Stratiphy offers a refreshing alternative: a user-friendly, intelligent system that helps users optimize their investments without the guesswork.
Dan Gold, Founder and CEO of Stratiphy, expressed his enthusiasm about the funding and the role Fundmypitch played in the process. “The Fundmypitch platform has been brilliant for us. From the moment we were on the platform, we had introductions to investors and clients. As well as helping us secure investment, we’ve got lots of ongoing relationships that will transform our business in the future,” Gold said.
Gold also touched on the hurdles that come with traditional angel investment routes. “It’s difficult to know who to trust,” he remarked, pointing to the time-consuming nature of these conventional paths and the challenges in finding reliable partners.
His experience sheds light on a common frustration among startups—navigating the murky waters of investment without falling prey to unscrupulous practices.
This sentiment was echoed by Steven Mooney, CEO of Fundmypitch, who emphasized the importance of creating a transparent and fair environment for startups. “We’re thrilled to have supported Dan and the Stratiphy team in their fundraising efforts. Our platform enables founders to connect with investors outside their existing networks without unnecessary complications,” Mooney stated.
Mooney advised startups to be cautious of unethical practices, particularly the notion that “paying to pitch is entirely unnecessary” as demonstrated by Stratiphy’s success.
Stratiphy is gearing up for its next big move—onboarding new clients and preparing for the launch of its automated personalized investing platform.
The startup is set on pushing the boundaries of AI in the investment space, aiming to provide a more efficient and accessible way for people to manage their wealth.
Stratiphy’s journey is one to watch, for its innovative use of technology, for its potential to disrupt the traditional wealth management industry.
On May 9, 2024, Stratiphy, a technology firm focused on investment strategy development, secured a £1 million grant from Innovate UK.
The funding supported a consortium led by Stratiphy, aimed at accelerating the development and adoption of trustworthy AI solutions in the financial services sector.
This consortium included notable partners such as the University of Bristol and Chenavari Investment Managers.
The grant was primarily used to enhance Stratiphy’s personalized investment management platform by integrating advanced AI technologies. This effort aligned with Stratiphy’s strategy to capitalize on opportunities in the growing AI-driven financial services landscape.
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