OpenCFO, an AI-driven fintech startup, has secured $2 million (about ₹18 crore) in a funding round led by Endiya Partners, with participation from angel investors in India and the United States. The capital will fuel product development and support the company’s plans to scale its global operations.
About the platform
Launched in December 2025 by Prudhvi Rao Shedimbi and Sankalp Singayapally, OpenCFO is developing an AI-native financial operations platform aimed primarily at mid-market companies operating across multiple countries. The platform consolidates core finance functions—including accounts payable, accounts receivable and treasury management—into a single intelligent system.
By integrating with enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, banking infrastructure and payment platforms, OpenCFO automates routine finance processes such as invoice processing, reconciliation, treasury operations and cross-border payments. The startup employs AI-driven agents to handle repetitive tasks and deliver near real-time insights, helping finance teams reduce manual effort, lower error rates and improve visibility into cash flows.
Use of funds and expansion strategy
OpenCFO will deploy the new funding to bolster its engineering and product teams in India and the United States, and to accelerate development of advanced automation features capable of supporting more complex financial workflows. The company is also prioritising geographic expansion into markets with significant mid-market activity, including the United States, the United Kingdom, the European Union, Canada and India.
Investors’ interest underscores growing demand for AI-powered financial tools that can simplify and automate increasingly complex finance operations for multinational companies. OpenCFO positions itself as a modern financial operations platform seeking to capture this shift toward automated, intelligence-driven finance functions.
