Venture fund SMRK has invested $500,000 in Ukrainian AI startup MyChatBot

Ukrainian startup MyChatBot has raised $500,000 in a seed round from venture fund SMRK, founded by Alexander Kosovan.

This is the fund’s 24th deal, SMRK managing partner Andriy Dovzhenko told AIN. In total, the venture fund has invested $21 million since its inception.

About MyChatBot

• MyChatBot is working on CommerceOS, an omnichannel platform with AI agents that automates sales and customer interactions across various communication channels. The company’s clients include retailers and e-commerce companies.

• According to the startup’s founder, Denis Kuprash, there are already more than 1,000 businesses on the platform, most of which are online stores.

• In a comment to Forbes, Andriy Dovzhenko explained that the fund became interested in the project because of its growth rate in the market.

About SMRK

• SMRK is a Ukrainian fund that invests in startups at various stages of development.

• The company was founded by Andriy Dovzhenko and Oleksandr Kosovan in 2013 to support IT projects.

• The company’s portfolio includes 24 projects. Among them are Ajax Systems, Preply, Osavul, and Competera.

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