Trase Raises $107M Seed for Agentic AI in Regulated Industries

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Trase, a McLean, Virginia company, has raised a $107 million Seed round led by ARCH Venture Partners, with participation from Red Cell Partners and others. The round closed on June 24, 2026, and brings the company’s total funding to $117.5 million.

Trase builds a full-stack AI system, an agentic operating system and a set of agents aimed at high-stakes environments. The company offers a collection of agents to handle repeatable tasks for organizations in healthcare and other sectors that have been slower to adopt AI because of privacy and security concerns. It is led by chief executive Grant Verstandig and president Baskar Sridharan, with a team of 55 and hubs in Seattle and the Washington, D.C. metro area.

The funding will go toward expanding the go-to-market team and continuing development of Trase Origin, the company’s operating system.

The raise reflects investor appetite for AI infrastructure built specifically for regulated sectors like healthcare and defense, where adoption hinges on security and compliance.