NeoSoul, the AI economy infrastructure company that spun off from TechFlow, has closed an $11 million pre-Series A funding round to build out its intelligent trading platform and develop the plumbing for AI agents to participate in economic activity on their own terms.
The round drew a roster of crypto-native and venture investors including MH Ventures, Amber Group, ArkStream Capital, 0G Foundation, Kirin Capital, CatcherVC, and New Oak International.
What NeoSoul is actually building
At the center of NeoSoul’s product suite is NeoTrade, an intelligent trading workstation designed to let AI agents execute trades with a degree of autonomy that goes beyond the typical bot-follows-rules approach. The idea is to separate AI judgment from the capital constraints that traditionally bind human traders.
Co-founder Kaelan framed the vision around integrating autonomous decision-making with controlled execution in trading scenarios.
Trading, in NeoSoul’s worldview, is the starting point for what the company calls a “full economic loop.” The logic goes something like this: trading is one of the few domains where an AI agent can receive information, make a judgment, execute an action, and measure the outcome, all within a closed system.
The funding trail and strategic partnerships
This pre-Series A builds on a $4 million seed round that NeoSoul previously completed. That earlier raise attracted backers including Yarun Investment and Crestwave Capital, giving the company a total of $15 million in disclosed funding to date.
The participation of 0G Foundation is particularly notable. 0G is associated with a decentralized AI blockchain project focused on providing the data availability and compute layers that AI-native applications need.
NeoSoul has also been building out its partnership network beyond the investor base. In April 2026, the company announced a strategic collaboration with Infini to adopt AI-driven financial tools.