Doxx.net raises $38M Series A for agentic P2P platform
Doxx.net, a Miami-based company, secured a $38 million Series A funding round. The platform specializes in serverless peer-to-peer calling, messaging, and file transfers for both humans and AI agents. The round was led by an unnamed investor group, as per the brief report.
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- Doxx.net raised $38 million in Series A funding for its P2P platform
- Platform enables serverless calling, messaging, and file transfers for humans and AI agents
- Open beta launch coincides with the funding round
The company is launching its private agentic defined networking platform into open beta. The funding highlights growing interest in infrastructure that supports AI agents and direct human-AI communication without traditional server dependencies.
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