DURHAM – A Triangle-based startup that assists dental organizations with procurement, CureMint, has raised additional capital, according to a securities filing.

The latest round of funding follows a $2.2 million round in 2022 that came along with an additional $550,000 in debt funding. CureMint co-founder Brandon McCarty told WRAL TechWire in May that the company anticipated it would triple in size within 18 months.

“Funding will be used to accelerate our product roadmap into the fintech space,” said McCarty in May 2022.

Now, the latest filing indicates that the company’s fundraising includes a conversion of debt along with equity, bringing in $1,277,257 from nine investors.

According to the company’s website, they are currently hiring for four open positions, including for remote roles.

Cary-based venture capital firm Cofounders Capital is an investor in the company.  Other investors include VentureSouth, Stout Street Capital, Front Porch Ventures, and others.

With $2.2M in funding, CureMint set to triple in size, increase hiring, add fintech component

NC startups raise $135M in new funding to close 2022, filings show