Synapse Technology has completed tens of millions of Hong Kong dollars in Series A financing, with an investment from the New World Group in Hong Kong.

It is reported that NeuralFin announced the completion of its Series A financing on June 11th. The amount of this round of financing is tens of millions of Hong Kong dollars, and the investors in this round are GPTX, C Capital, and Shuren Education. GPTX (Jiankun Investment) is a leader in the Hong Kong technology investment circle, focusing on the fields of artificial intelligence and digital technology for a long time. With its profound accumulation of AI algorithm technology, it will inject strong impetus into the upgrade and iteration of NeuralFin. C Capital is an asset management platform under the Swiss listed company Youngtimers AG. As a key force in the education industry, Shuren Education will explore the innovative applications of NeuralFin in the education field.

It is worth mentioning that C Capital is a global asset management company jointly founded in 2017 by Adrian Cheng, the third - generation heir of the New World family, a prominent family in Hong Kong. It was previously known as C Ventures, and its English name was changed to C Capital in September 2022. It is headquartered in Hong Kong and operates there.

"NeuralFin's goal is to achieve equality and universality in financial investment. Its foundation lies in Delin's family office system and fifteen years of in - depth accumulation. NeuralFin is not a civilian product of a family office but a brand - new AI intelligent investment platform serving the general public for investment." When talking about the entrepreneurial opportunity and market background, Chen Ningdi, the Chairman of Delin Holdings Group and the Chairman of NeuralFin, said.

 "We aim to achieve all - around connectivity, just like building roads to every village. We need to use technology to cover the huge overseas investment and asset management service market. Therefore, only the combination of 'AI + finance' can make it possible." Chen Ningdi told 36Kr.

NeuralFin was incubated from Delin Holdings, a Hong Kong - listed company based on a combined family office. It has an asset scale of nearly $4 billion and has branches in areas such as family offices, securities, private equity, credit, real estate, wealth management, insurance, consulting, and research institutes.

NeuralFin is committed to building a full - scenario, intelligent financial ecological community. Licensed financial experts can use advanced AI technology to create virtual digital avatars, break through geographical and time limitations, share professional knowledge with more investors, and achieve profit sharing through smart contracts, promoting the spread of financial knowledge and industry innovation. It is expected to reach 100,000 users by the end of 2026. In the future, there will be 150,000 fund products, providing personalized information and products for users.

Compared with current financial community products on the market, NeuralFin's products have two major differences: First, only licensed financial professionals or recognized individuals can post content in the community. Second, relying on the advantage of its parent company Delin Holdings holding a full range of financial licenses, users can experience a one - stop investment service.

Regarding commercial considerations, NeuralFin said it will charge fund managers management fees and sales commissions. At the product end, it will form a subscription system through self - operated accounts and charge users.

In the view of Chen Ningdi, the Chairman of the Board of Directors and the CEO of Delin Holdings, traditional fintech can only meet the needs expressed by customers, while NeuralFin's AI Agent can already detect the unspoken needs of customers. It is redefining the standards and experience of wealth management services through the combination of "community + finance + AI".

When asked about the difference between Snowball and Wind, Ai Kuiyu, the CMO of Delin Family Office, said that neither of these two platforms has trading capabilities and users need to jump to other third - party cooperative platforms for transactions. Relying on the advantage of its parent company Delin Holdings holding a full range of financial licenses, NeuralFin will be able to enable users to conduct direct transactions on the platform in the future.

Regarding the issue of how financial products can avoid moral risks, Xu Wen, the CFO of NeuralFin, explained that most of the products currently on the platform are public funds. At the same time, on the Chinese mainland pages of NeuralFin, there are only consulting and community functions, and it will not enter the stock recommendation and trading process.

Meanwhile, NeuralFin also mentioned that in the future, 90% of its users will be overseas users and Hong Kong users, and the first - batch of users will target Southeast Asian markets such as Singapore and Malaysia.