OCBC leads eight-figure funding round for Dyna.Ai to scale enterprise AI

Singapore’s Dyna.Ai raises funding to expand Agentic AI solutions.

OCBC Bank’s Mezzanine Capital Unit led an undisclosed eight-figure Series A funding round for Dyna.Ai, a Singapore-headquartered AI solutions company.

The round included participation from Lion X Ventures, Taiwan-listed ADATA, a Korean financial institution, and a group of finance industry veterans, according to an announcement from Dyna.Ai.

The funding will support deployment of Dyna.Ai’s Agentic AI solutions, which are designed to move enterprises from AI pilots to operational systems that deliver measurable business outcomes, according to their press statement.

The company said its platform combines domain-specific expertise, AI agent builders, and task-ready AI agents capable of executing workflows while ensuring compliance and accountability.

Their clients include global and regional banks across Asia, the Americas, and the Middle East.

Founded in 2024, Dyna.Ai said it prioritises commercial outcomes in enterprise operations. The company stated that the funding will support continued platform development and global expansion.

Southeast Asia’s AI market is projected to exceed $20.45b (US$16b) by 2033, and Singapore has committed over $1b (US$779m) in public AI research over the next five years, the company noted.

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