Edge Delta Gained $63M, AccelByte Raised $60M, and More Seattle Tech News

Here’s what you may have missed in the world of Seattle tech.

Written by Delilah Alvarado
Published on May. 09, 2022
Edge Delta Gained $63M, AccelByte Raised $60M, and More Seattle Tech News
Photo: AccelByte/Facebook
Photo: AccelByte/Facebook

Catch up on the latest news coming out of the Seattle tech scene that includes new funding and an acquisition. This is the Built In Seattle weekly refresh.

Edge Delta gained $63M. Edge Delta raised a Series B funding round led by Quiet Capital and with new investors participating. Edge Delta is an observability platform giving organizations easy access to datasets. The new funding will go toward company growth. [PR Newswire]

AccelByte raised $60M. Founded in 2016, AccelByte is a software company that provides backend tools for video game developers. The company raised a Series B round led by SoftBank Vision Fund 2 that will go toward increasing its product and engineering teams. [Built In Seattle]

SEATTLE TECH QUOTE OF THE WEEK

“8to18 and SchoolCNXT complement our suite of services, including Snap! Raise, our fundraising tool; Snap! Store, our spiritwear and e-commerce solution; and Snap! Spend, our money management platform. By bringing these services together under one integrated platform, we can help even more administrators, athletic directors, coaches and group leaders build thriving programs for themselves and their participants.” – Snap! Mobile co-founder and CEO Cole Morgan

Snap! Mobile acquired CNXT Digital. Snap! Mobile, the parent company of the Snap! Raise funding platform, announced the acquisition of CNXT Digital, which is composed of two software entities: 8to18 and SchoolCNXT. The amount of the acquisition has not been disclosed. Snap! Mobile said the acquisition will help the company expand on its solutions within high schools. [Built In Seattle]

Possible raised $20M. Possible Finance is a fintech company aiming to provide equal access to healthy finances with a number of services including its unsecured credit card, Possible Card. The company received $20 million in a funding round that will allow the company to expand its reach and add more to the team. Several roles are currently available across teams. [Built In Seattle]

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