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Vine Financial Raises Seed Funding to Scale AI-Powered Commercial Lending Platform

ByNeelima N M
2025-06-17.18 days ago
Vine Financial Raises Seed Funding to Scale AI-Powered Commercial Lending Platform
Vine Financial secures seed funding to scale its AI-powered commercial lending platform, targeting key sectors like real estate and agriculture.

Vine Financial Inc., a tech-driven commercial lending platform, has announced the successful closure of its seed funding round. The funds will be used to scale\ the company's operations and improve its AI-driven platform, which streamlines the commercial lending process.

The platform offers an integrated solution for document reading, configurable spreading, and document generation, designed to make commercial lending faster, more accurate, and auditable.

Expanding Capabilities for Multiple Lending Sectors

The funding will help Vine expand its platform's capabilities to include new features and tools aimed at transforming how financial institutions approach various lending products.

The company plans to target key sectors, including commercial real estate and agriculture, to address the unique challenges of these industries. Vine aims to provide an alternative to legacy systems, such as traditional spreadsheets, that have long been used by commercial lenders.

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Neeraj Vohra, Managing Partner of the Bankers Helping Bankers Fund, said, “This funding validates Vine’s vision and positions them to transform an industry that has been underserved by technology.”

He added, “They’re not just digitizing existing processes, they’re reimagining how commercial lending should work in the digital banking era.”

In conjunction with the funding, Vine has assembled a strong Board of Directors. The board includes Vine’s founders, David Eads and John O’Shaughnessy, alongside Charles Potts, Executive Vice President of Innovation at the Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA), and key investors Afzal and Vohra.

Paulson and Kelley will serve as board observers. This experienced board brings a wealth of expertise in regulatory oversight, financial technology development, and banking operations.

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