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    Sound-based payment firm Tonetag raises Rs 35 crore from Qualcomm Ventures

    Tonetag, a deeptech startup focused on sound-based payment systems, has raised Rs 35.16 crore ($3.8 million) from Qualcomm Ventures, according to ministry of corporate affairs documents. The round follows last year’s $78 million funding from ValueQuest, Iron Pillar and Elevate Capital. The company did not disclose the investment size publicly.

    ToneTag introduces RetailPOD 3.0, an AI-enabled payment acceptance device that talks, transacts, and sells

    This compact, dual-display device integrates payment, inventory, customer engagement, and analytics, offering voice-activated features and supporting 12 Indian languages.

    ETtech deals digest: Startups raise $327.3 million in week to February 14; up 27.8% on-year

    The funds were raised by startups across seed, early and late stages through 30 deals, compared to 39 in the year-ago period.

    Digital payments startup ToneTag closes $78 million funding round

    The Bengaluru-based digital payments startup bagged the funding from stock market veteran Ravi Dharamshi’s PE fund ValueQuest Scale Fund and VC fund Iron Pillar. Existing investor Elevate Capital also participated. Strengthened by the fresh funds, the company aims to scale operations in India and go global too.

    Z47’s secondaries plan; government crackdown on qcomm

    Happy Thursday! Venture capital fund Z47 has put on sale stakes in a few portfolio companies. More on this and other big stories in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

    Payments firm Tonetag looks to bag $50 million from Iron Pillar, others

    Tonetag is in talks with growth-stage investment firm Iron Pillar for a fresh equity round of around $50 million. Other investors are expected to join the round as well. The round will be a mix of primary and secondary capital, where some of Tonetag’s early investors will partially or fully exit the company.

    The Economic Times
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