The funding round was led by Genesia Ventures, with participation from Antler, Spiral Ventures, Iterative, Kopital Ventures and angel investor Kum Hong Siew, the former managing director of Airbnb China.

Spun operates a platform that processes inbound and outbound visa applications using AI-enabled systems.

“By building a single intelligence layer that works across both segments, we’re creating infrastructure that can scale regionally while delivering reliability for both individual travellers and travel partners,” said Christa Sabathaly, CEO and co-founder of Spun in a statement on Monday.

According to the company, Spun has processed thousands of visa applications within its first 12 months of operations, recording a 99 percent approval rate, supporting more than 300 visa types across over 90 countries.

It serves individual applicants and business clients, including more than 200 travel agents and resellers, embedded in several travel platforms operating in Southeast Asia, including Klook, Traveloka, Tiket and Nusatrip.

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