KredosAi, a fast‑growing startup delivering AI-native customer engagement, today announced a successful seed fundraise to scale its platform and accelerate go-to-market expansion. The raise follows its recent RCS deployment with UScellular, the fourth-largest U.S. wireless carrier, showcasing the platform’s traction and enterprise readiness.
KredosAi cuts through the digital noise to help enterprises engage past-due customers with empathy, making it easier for them to resolve payments while preserving and strengthening customer relationships. By integrating RCS, KredosAi delivers branded, interactive, two-way messaging that enables enterprises to offer deeply personalized experiences at scale. This approach sets a new benchmark for digital engagement. KredosAi is already trusted by Tier 1 Telcos and national auto lenders to drive better outcomes across the customer lifecycle.
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The closed funding round was led by Okapi Ventures, with participation from StartFast Ventures, SeaChange Fund, Early Light Ventures, Stout Street Capital and SaaS Ventures.
“Enterprises have long struggled to reach past-due customers with empathy and context at scale. Our platform is redefining that relationship,” said Balaji Sridharan, Co-Founder and CEO of KredosAi. “The UScellular launch proves that intelligent human first messaging can drive results. With this round, we’re ready to scale that with other enterprise partners.”
Meeting Growing Global Demand for Intelligent Engagement
KredosAi’s AI‑native engagement platform unifies conversational intelligence, advanced messaging formats like RCS, and real‑time customer data. By experimenting with, and testing, thousands of messages at scale, KredosAi can increase engagement rates, reduce churn, and enhance customer loyalty by delivering messages that are timely, relevant, and human‑first.
“We’re excited about the evolution of AI-powered, hyper-personalized customer engagement, but what sets KredosAi apart is their real-world execution,” said Jeff Bocan, Partner at Okapi Venture Capital.
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