Hypha Raises $50M in Seed Funding Led by TriEdge Investments
Jun 12, 2026 | By Startuprise io

Hypha, a NYC-based provider of an AI-native asset intelligence platform, has raised $50 million in a Seed funding round led by TriEdge Investments.
The round also saw participation from Bankwell, Cammeby’s International, CFG Bank, Crescent Heights, Dwight Capital, MONTICELLOAM, LLC and Yakar Partners.
The company plans to use the funding to grow its engineering, go-to-market, design, and marketing teams, accelerate product development, and expand its research and development operations in Tel Aviv.
Many of the investors are also customers and active design partners. Hypha is working closely with them to incorporate their industry expertise and real-world insights into its platform as it develops a unified system for investment data and intellectual property.
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Hypha has initially focused on complex, data-heavy industries such as private credit, private equity, professional services, healthcare senior housing and multifamily real estate. In these sectors, portfolio management is often reactive, relying on document based processes that reduce efficiency and limit visibility into operations.
To address these challenges, the company has worked closely with firms such as MONTICELLOAM, LLC and 980Investments from the beginning. These partnerships have helped Hypha design its platform around real-world underwriting and asset management workflows.
MONTICELLOAM, LLC, a lender focused on senior housing, and healthcare real estate, partnered closely with Hypha during the platform’s development. The company helped translate its credit and underwriting processes into a scalable system that captures, and applies institutional knowledge.
Through this partnership, Hypha embedded MONTICELLOAM’s expertise into the platform’s intelligence layer, helping streamline decision-making and improve efficiency across investment workflows.
According to Alan Litt, Principal, Co-Founder, and Board Member at MONTICELLOAM, the firm has spent more than 40 years building technology to protect clients and improve operations. He said Hypha helps take those efforts further by incorporating the firm’s institutional knowledge into the platform, enabling faster and more confident decisions throughout the investment lifecycle.
Additionally, Hypha has announced that Avi Mayer, Co-Founder of Afton Properties, has joined Hypha as a Strategic Advisor. “Hypha is foundational infrastructure for the future of financial systems. The platform is built to span borders, asset classes and sectors, enabling a streamlined, efficient network for investors operating at scale,” said Mayer.
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“To transform capital markets, you have to build within the industry,” said Peter Wang, CEO and Co-Founder of Hypha. “Alongside our investors and customers, we have seen how disconnected legacy systems remain across every stage and vertical of asset management and where the greatest opportunities exist. Hypha was built to eliminate complexity, unifying the entire ecosystem within a singular operating platform for the industry.”
“The underlying fabric of capital markets – and the decisions that make them move – is shifting in an AI-driven world,” said Simcha Hyman, Co-Founder of Hypha. “With this raise, we’re betting that Hypha will shape the tools of this new era and enable direct collaboration across the entire asset lifecycle.”
About Hypha
Founded in 2025, by Peter Wang and Simcha Hyman, Hypha is an AI powered asset intelligence platform designed to help modern investors manage investment data and workflows more effectively. The platform converts fragmented information into structured, actionable insights across the entire asset lifecycle, enabling investors, lenders and asset owners to make faster decisions, manage portfolios more efficiently and deploy capital with greater confidence.
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