KeyMe, Consumer United, Paperless Post can now speed-up online development and grow team.

As, a unique must-attend landmark when it comes to the end-to-end digital transformation, Connectikpeople.co, recalls that, this rubric is intended to help organizations, and investors to live in real-time what happens in the startups world; in terms of funding, acquisitions, strategic alliances and more. Regarding the emerging countries, and startups, this is an instrument for them to discover which Venture Capital or Business angel can fund their

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KeyMe (Launched in 2013, New York-based key management startup), has raised $7.8 million in Series A funding from White Star Capital, Battery Ventures, 7-Ventures LLC, and Ravin Gandhi. Connectikpeople.co recalls that, by using KeyMe's mobile app, you can scan keys with your smartphone to make duplicates on the spot or order them by mail. KeyMe has raised $10 million to date and will use the new funding to add hundreds of kiosks in local stores across the USA within the next year and grow its 13-person team.

Consumer United ( founded in 2007, Boston-based insurance startup), has raised $14 million in new funding co-led by Spark Capital and Thayer Street Partners with participation from Village Ventures and Five Elms. This startup provides online tools to compare rates on auto and home insurance for major insurance providers. Consumer United currently serves customers in 38 states (USA) and has raised a total of $70 million in funding to date.

Paperless Post (Launched in 2008, New York-based online invitations startup), has raised a $25 million Series C round led by August Capital with participation from existing investors RRE Ventures, SV Angel, Tim Draper, Ram Shriram, and Mousse Partners. With Paperless Post, you can create custom invitations online and send them to your friends via email or offline with its new printing service PAPER. Paperless Post announces 45 million users and will use the new funding to accelerate mobile and online development.