Minneapolis-based health insurance marketplace Gravie has raised $10.5 million in a Series A round led by Aberdare Ventures with participation from existing investor FirstMark Capital. Gravie's free health insurance platform allows individuals and employers to search for, compare, and understand health insurance plans. Launched late last year and already serving over 70 employers, Gravie will put the new funds toward expanding to more users.

Palo Alto-based video discovery startup Boxfish has raised $7 million in Series B funding from Atlantic Bridge Ventures and Samsung. Boxfish helps viewers find TV shows to watch by parsing information in live TV broadcast captions and provides its API to over 100 third-party developers. Founded in 2010, Boxfish will use the new cash to increase its team and expand into new markets following the recent launch of its U.K. office.

Nigerian financial security app i.Sec has raised $10 million in new funding from local investor Synergy Capital. Currently in stealth mode, i.Sec is preparing for its public launch in May and seeks to bridge the gap in business processes and socioeconomic structures with its locally-focused technology. i.Sec is a graduate of incubator program Techlaunchpad and seeks to be the number one mobile consumer software provider in Africa within the decade.

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