Tech Company Financing Transactions
Trusty Estate Funding Round
On 7/15/2025, Trusty Estate raised $1 million in Seed funding from Graphite Ventures, Relay Ventures and Mistral Venture Partners.
Transaction Overview
Company Name
Announced On
7/15/2025
Transaction Type
Venture Equity
Amount
$1,000,000
Round
Seed
Investors
Proceeds Purpose
The company intends to use the funds to accelerate its product development and go-to-market expansion across Canada and the U.S., with a focus on advancing its AI asset detection wizard, in-app AI assistant, and growing its proprietary workflows with partnered wealth and estate professionals.
Company Information
Company Status
Private & Independent
Industry
Artificial Intelligence
Mailing Address
Undisclosed
Toronto, ON, Undisclosed
Canada
Toronto, ON, Undisclosed
Canada
Phone
Undisclosed
Website
Email Address
Overview
Simplify how wealth is understood, protected, and passed on. Trusty helps individuals and families get clear on what they own, understand their estate plan, align with those they trust, and make smarter and clear decisions--now and for the future. Trusty started with a simple gesture--a thank-you gift. After exiting his first tech venture, our founder, Randy, bought his wife a bracelet. When he went to store the certificate of authenticity in their "important documents" drawer, he realized how chaotic it had become.
Profile
Social Media
Company News
Facebook
YouTube
Management Team
Title
Name
Email & Social
Chief Executive Officer
Randy Frisch
VP - Engineering
Sahab Yazdani
VP - Product Management
Trent Jorgensen
Browse more venture capital transactions:
Prev: 7/15/2025: Amogy venture capital transaction
Next: 7/15/2025: Callidus Legal AI venture capital transaction
Share this article
News on VC Transactions
Our team works diligently to document funding rounds that are announced publicly. VC investment data records reported here are sourced from a variety of public sources. The data is sourced from VentureDeal.com, an affiliated venture.
Additional Resources for Entrepreneurs