March 2025 in Israeli tech funding: $1 billion in 22 deals
The $250 million raised by both Island and Rapyd accounted for half of last month's total funding.
Over $1 billion were raised by Israeli startups across 22 deals during March. This is an over 20% increase compared to the $822 million raised by Israeli startups in March of last year.
Two companies were responsible for half of last month's total funding, with Rapyd raising $250 million (in addition to $250M in debt) and Island also netting $250 million.
See the full list of the March deals below (The list includes funding rounds of over $5 million that were officially announced during March):
26.3.25
The cybersecurity company has more than quadrupled its valuation since October 2023 as demand for secure enterprise browsers grows
25.3.25
The Israeli startup aims to transform clinical workflows and improve patient outcomes
With fraud tactics evolving, the startup’s AI agents intervene at critical moments
Sosna's new startup Sympera AI aims to help banks better serve SMBs
24.3.25
The Israeli climate foodtech company develops microalgae-based protein for food and beverage applications
19.3.25
Backed by elite defense tech veterans, the company is building next-gen CNC automation
The company’s predictive models help energy providers optimize customer engagement and efficiency
New funding backs AI-driven data protection as enterprises face growing exfiltration risks
With backing from Toyota Ventures, the company aims to bridge the gap between human emotions and artificial intelligence
With stablecoins driving blockchain adoption, financial institutions face growing integration challenges
17.3.25
The much-anticipated company, founded after October 7, is building an open platform to modernize military technology
13.3.25
The startup’s platform ensures businesses can create on-brand content with full IP licensing transparency
Following the PayU acquisition, Rapyd’s workforce grows to 1,600 employees with revenues surpassing $1 billion
12.3.25
With revenue soaring 300%, the company is doubling down on the US market and product expansion
The Israeli startup's developments in superconducting digital logic aim to remove quantum scaling barriers, paving the way for large-scale quantum computing
11.3.25
The funding, led by SoftBank and Liberty Strategic Capital, comes after months of financial turmoil and a shift away from a merger with Trustwave
The startup, founded by Guy Flechter, former CEO of Cider Security, acquired by Palo Alto Networks, and Ron Peled, former Global CISO of LivePerson, emerges from stealth mode with a platform designed to revolutionize cybersecurity for small businesses and tech startups
5.3.25
Enterprises turn to ‘need-to-know’ AI access controls as sensitive data risks grow
With over $150 trillion in annual cross-border transactions, the startup aims to make FX optimization a competitive advantage
Israeli startup’s wireless charging technology eliminates downtime and boosts fleet efficiency
4.3.25
The startup’s AI workforce automates key revenue tasks, freeing sales teams to focus on strategy and relationships
With experience from Israel’s national cloud security efforts, founders seek to transform enterprise cloud protection
