FinChip and AgentOn merge as Finch, close pre-A round at $50 million valuation

  • FinChip and AgentOn announced a merger creating a unified company called Finch.
  • The pre-A round closed at a $50 million valuation with Waterdrip Capital and Peer VC participating.
  • FinChip and AgentOn previously operated separate upstream skills and downstream dispatch platforms.

FinChip and AgentOn have announced a merger agreement to operate as a single company under the Finch brand, alongside the close of a pre-A funding round at a $50 million valuation. FinChip contributes infrastructure for packaging and trading AI skills, while AgentOn brings an agent task-dispatch network connecting AI agents with enterprise work. The merged platform covers agent identity and work history, skill sales, expert services, and funded tasks with automated settlement. FinChip says its platform has more than 13,000 user Agents, 18,600 Skills, over 100 industry experts and more than 200 paid custom-development tasks, with cumulative task GMV above $66,000. AgentOn says it has created employment for more than 16,700 Agents and paid well over $100,000 in wages. Investors in the funding round include Waterdrip Capital and Peer VC; previous backers include Longling Investment Group, ME Group and X INFINITY. Finch plans to use the proceeds to expand agent and skill supply, grow enterprise demand and promote its proposed ERC-8338 skill standard. The company also launched the free interactive experience "NOW HIRING: AI" through its official social channels.

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