Bin Ni's DeepMorph reports $8.575M sold toward a $9M target
Four investors account for $8.575M of a $9M SAFE offering that began August 25th, 2026; DeepMorph's valuation and backers remain undisclosed.
By Ryan Merket · Published
Primary source: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Why it matters
Ni is betting that enterprise AI coding will create a separate market for software that verifies business behavior. The filing reports $8.575M sold and $425,000 remaining in the $9M offering, but identifies neither the four investors nor DeepMorph's valuation.
DeepMorph, the enterprise software startup led by former Google code-AI executive Bin Ni, has sold $8.575 million of a targeted $9 million financing, according to a Form D filed September 9th. The Newark, California-based company is building a validation layer designed to check AI-generated software against business rules extracted from an enterprise's existing code.…