Rely Intelligence, Inc.
Summary
Rely Intelligence, Inc., a Delaware corporation incorporated in 2025, has raised $6.0M in a Regulation D private placement under Rule 506(b) (no general solicitation) as of May 19, 2026. The offering consists of equity securities, with no debt or pooled investment fund interests indicated. The filing lists three related persons—George Matelich, David LoBosco, and Alex Iskold—all serving as executive officers, directors, and promoters, but does not disclose the total number of investors or whether any non-accredited investors participated. The company is headquartered in Kennebunk, Maine, and operates in the 'Other Technology' sector, signaling early-stage capital deployment into an unspecified tech vertical.
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