Iris Dorbian

HyTrust said Monday that it has raised $18.5 million in Series C funding. Investors included VMware, In-Q-Tel, Granite Ventures, Cisco, Trident Capital and Epic Ventures. Headquartered in Mountain View, Calif., HyTrust is a provider of cloud solutions.

Optimum Energy said Monday that it has received an undisclosed investment from Edison Energy. Based in Seattle, Optimum Energy, which is backed by Columbia Pacific Advisors, Navitas Capital and Johnson Controls, is a provider of enterprise optimization solutions.

Tokyo-based SunBridge Global Ventures has invested an undisclosed sum in WHILL. Itochu Technology Ventures, 500 Startups and Wingle Co. have also participated in the round. No financial terms were disclosed. Based in Menlo Park, Calif., WHILL is a provider of wheelchairs.

Taulia said Friday that it has closed $18 million in Series C funding. Zurich-based venture fund Lakestar was the lead investor. Existing investors Matrix Partners, Trinity Ventures, TELUS Ventures and DAG Ventures also participated in the round. Headquartered in San Francisco, Calif., Taulia is a provider of cloud-based invoice, payment and discounting management solutions.

SmartRecruiters said Thursday that it has raised $10 million in Series B funding. The lead investor was Rembrandt Venture Partners. The Mayfield Fund also participated in the round. Based in San Francisco, Calif., SmartRecruiters is a hiring platform.

NoRedInk said Thursday that it has closed $2 million in funding. The investors included Google Ventures, The Social+Capital Partnership, Learn Capital and Charles River Ventures. Based in San Francisco, Calif., NoRedInk is a learning platform that helps students improve their grammar and writing skills.

Life.SREDA, a venture capital fund that focuses on financial technology-based mobile and internet projects, has made an undisclosed investment in Moven. Backed by Fintech investors, Anthemis Group and Raptor Ventures, Moven is a digital, mobile-direct banking service.

TissueTech said Thursday that it has raised $10 million in financing from Ballast Point Ventures and River Cities Capital Funds. Based in Miami, Florida, TissueTech is a provider of regenerative tissue engineering.

TagMan said Thursday that it has closed $5 million in funding. The lead investors were Greycroft Partners and iNovia Capital. Silicon Valley Bank also participated in the round. TagMan, which has offices in New York and London, is a provider of tag management and marketing data soutions for e-commerce professionals and digital marketers.

TranSwitch Corp. said Thursday that it has closed $2.5 million from Ilex Partners. According to TranSwitch, the financing will be used for "general corporate and working capital purposes." Based in Shelton, Conn., TranSwitch Corp. is a provider of semiconductor solutions.