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V1C Secures $8.8M Pre-Series A to Enhance AI-Driven Financial Management Platform

V1C secures $8.8M in pre-Series A funding to enhance its AI-driven financial management platform, attracting over 10,000 corporate customers in just 18 months.

V1C, a Korean startup specializing in business financial management and financing solutions, has successfully closed a pre-Series A funding round valued at approximately $8.8 million (KRW 13.4 billion). The funding comes as V1C seeks to expand its innovative offerings in the financial technology space.

The investment round was led by Bass Ventures and DSC Investment, who underscored V1C’s operational expertise in financial and accounting software as a significant factor in their decision to invest. The investors noted that the size of the round is unusually large for an early-stage startup, reflecting strong confidence in V1C’s potential.

V1C operates Clobe AI, a SaaS platform tailored for both corporations and sole proprietors. This platform integrates data from various bank accounts, credit cards, and tax invoices, providing users with real-time cash flow reports and profit-and-loss analysis. Since its launch less than 18 months ago, Clobe AI has successfully attracted over 10,000 corporate customers.

In addition to its software solutions, V1C also addresses business financing needs through its arm, Clobe Finance. This division has recorded a cumulative loan volume of approximately $72.1 million (KRW 110 billion), positioning the company as a comprehensive fintech platform rather than a standalone software provider.

V1C is also focusing on strengthening its institutional partnerships. A memorandum of understanding (MOU) signed with Hana Financial Group in March 2026 is set to enhance collaboration on financial product integration, co-marketing initiatives, and the development of advanced AI-based credit scoring models. These efforts are aimed at improving financial access for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and self-employed individuals.

“Unlike the B2C market, which has seen waves of innovation, the B2B space remains largely untouched,” said Eunwook Do, CEO of V1C. “We believe that true economic growth in Korea can only accelerate when the operating environment for small business owners is fundamentally transformed.”

As V1C continues to innovate within the B2B financial landscape, its commitment to enhancing financial accessibility and operational efficiency for small businesses could play a crucial role in driving growth in Korea’s economy. With the recent funding and strategic partnerships, V1C is well-positioned to redefine the fintech landscape in the region.

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