Daily funding roundup - July 2nd, 2021

Olive raised $400M; Shogun landed $67.5M; Physna secured $56M; Singularity 6 picks up $30M

Olive: Olive is a Columbus, Oh.-based developer of health care services bots. Olive has raised $400 million in fresh funding co-led by Vista Equity Partners and Base10 Partners, with participation from Tiger Global.  Read more

ServiceTitan: ServiceTitan is a L.A.-based that makes management software for all sorts of tradespeople. ServiceTitan has raised $200 million in Series G funding led by Thoma Bravo. Read more

Shogun: Shogun is a Palo Alto, Ca.-based platform that helps e-commerce businesses of all sizes easily design and run their own storefronts. Shogun has raised $67.5 million in Series C funding led by Insight Partners, with participation from Initialized Capital, Accel and VMG Partners. Read more 

Physna: Physna is a Columbus, Oh.-based geometric deep-learning and 3D search company that searches, compares, and analyzes 3D models. Physna has raised $56 million in fresh funding led by Tiger Global, with participation from Sequoia Capital and GV. Read more 

Entera: Entera is a New York-based platform for single-family property investors. Entera has raised $32 million in Series A funding. Goldman Sachs led the round, joined by earlier investors Bullpen Capital, Craft Ventures and Valuestream Ventures. Read more

Singularity 6: Singularity 6 is a L.A.-based online game studio. Singularity 6 has raised $30 million in Series B funding. FunPlus Ventures led the round, joined by Transcend, Anthos Capital, longtime Benchmark investor Mitch Lasky and earlier investors  Andreessen Horowitz and Lightspeed Venture Partners. Read more

Karat Financial: Karat Financial is a L.A.-based startup that's building financial products for digital creators and influencers who may be raking in cash but don't have credit history. Karat Financial, has raised $26 million in Series A funding led by Union Square Ventures, with participation from GGV Capital and SignalFire. Read more

Microverse: Microverse is a  Bay Area-based online coding school that gets paid through income-share agreements with its students. Microverse has raised $12.5 million in Series A funding. Northzone led the round, joined by General Catalyst and All Iron Ventures. Read more

Traptic: Traptic is a Sunnyvale, Ca.-based maker of strawberry picking robots. Traptic says it has raised $8.4 million in funding over several, previously undisclosed rounds, including from Collaborative Fund, Homebrew Ventures and K9 Ventures. Read more

Ridepanda: Ridepanda is a San Francisco-based electric micro-mobility dealership. Ridepanda has raised $3.75 million co-led by Porsche Ventures, Yamaha Motor Ventures and Proeza Ventures. Read more

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