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Digitizing Private Credit and Embedded Finance · Jerusalem · Founded 2026

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Digitizing Private Credit and Embedded Finance

InState specializes in digitizing private credit and embedded finance for non-bank credit businesses. Their product, InState OS, serves as a white-label financial operating system, driving efficiency and transparency. Catering to fund operators, alternative lenders, commercial businesses, and investment firms, InState OS focuses on credit segments like Direct Commercial lending, Consumer Credit, CRE Debt, and Project Debt. The platform provides customizable systems, risk management tools, and seamless access to financial networks. Key technologies include DLT enterprise blockchain for asset management and a financial intelligence suite utilizing AI-ML for data-driven decision-making.

Identity

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Status

Statusactive
Last update2026-05-17

Location

HQ country codeIL
HQ region/districtJerusalem District
HQ cityJerusalem
HQ addressJerusalem, Israel

Web & social

Websitehttps://instate.io
LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/71554173

Classifications

Primary sector Fintech & Insurtech
Sub-sectors
Fintech & InsurtechLending & Financing
Technologies
Platforms & InterfacesMobileSoftwareWebAPIData StorageDLT & BlockchainCloudP2PArtificial IntelligenceMachine LearningComponentsModular
Target customers
Enterprise & Professional ServicesOffice AdministrationSMBs & SMEsService ProvidersEnterprisesFinancial ServicesFinancial ProductsVirtual CurrenciesStructured ProductsCreditInvestment & Portfolio ManagementFund ManagementAlternative InvestmentsCustodianFinancial InstitutionsBrokerageCapital MarketsBanksGovernment & City
Business models
B2B2CB2CB2B
Tags
fintech

Funding

Total raised$625K
Current stagePre-Seed

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