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Pynt Inc., creator of an security autopilot tool for application programming interfaces, said today it has closed on a $6 million seed funding round as it launches its platform into general availability.

Today’s round was led by Joule Ventures and saw participation from Dallas VC and Honeystone VC.

With an office in Irving and another in Hyderabad, India, the venture capital firm has raised $80 million for its second flagship fund. And while it’s in the process of raising its first India-focused fund, Dallas Venture Capital has already begun deploying money in multiple countries.

Rollick Inc., which operates the GoRollick Powersports, RV, and Boat Buying Program Marketplace, has closed $8.5M in funding. The new investment comes from strategic investors Sandbox Insurtech Ventures and TechNexus Venture Collaborative, as well as Dallas Venture Capital, Alumni Ventures, and London Technology Club.

India and US-based Dallas Venture Capital on Friday, January 13, announced the DVC India Fund as well as partnership with T-Hub, with the aim to scout startups in Telangana and help them scale their businesses. The venture capital firm said it would be working closely with existing as well as new portfolio companies to that end.

DVC said the partnership is a part of its focus in 2023 that aims to scout startups to help them scale their business, enabling them to increase their customer base. For the same, DVC will work closely with existing and new portfolio companies, it said, adding that with T-Hub’s support, the company will get empowered to find fast-growing, innovative startups.

US and India-based cross-border venture capital (VC) firm Dallas Venture Capital announced the DVC India Fund and partnership with T-Hub today. The partnership is a part of DVC’s focus in 2023 that aims to scout startups to help them scale their business, enabling them to increase their customer base.