DeepMorph.ai Files SEC Notice Reporting $8.575M in Securities Sold
The disclosure puts a young AI company’s financing activity on the public record, while leaving the terms needed to translate reported sales into valuation or ownership unknown.
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3 key pointsDeepMorph.ai reported $8.575 million sold to four investors in a $9 million Rule 506(b) offering, with $425,000 still available. The filing, signed by CEO and director Bin Ni on September 8 after a first sale dated August 25, 2026, covers SAFEs and rights to acquire securities—not necessarily cash equity. It does not disclose valuation, conversion terms, ownership stakes, or a cash-only total, making the notice useful for tracking fundraising activity but insufficient to assess dilution or pricing.
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The offering lists four investors and no minimum outside investment.
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DeepMorph.ai reported $121,084 in gross proceeds allocated or proposed for payments to executives, directors, or promoters.
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No sales commissions or finder’s fees are reported, and the offering is not tied to a business combination.
DeepMorph.ai has filed an SEC Form D notice for a Rule 506(b) exempt offering that lists a $9 million offering amount, with $8.575 million reported sold to four investors and $425,000 remaining. The notice identifies a Simple Agreement for Future Equity, or SAFE, alongside rights to acquire other securities.
A filing records the offering, not its eventual ownership
The filing identifies August 25, 2026, as the date of first sale. Bin Ni signed the notice on September 8 as chief executive officer and is also listed as a director. DeepMorph.ai was incorporated in Delaware in 2025.
The notice is a filing for an exempt securities offering under Rule 506(b), rather than a public announcement of a conventional priced equity round. It records the issuer’s stated offering amount, securities sold and investor count at the time of filing.
The security types change how the total should be read
DeepMorph.ai selected both SAFE and option, warrant or other right-to-acquire-security categories on the form. Those selections mean the reported sales total covers the securities described in the offering; the filing does not provide SAFE conversion terms, a valuation, resulting ownership percentages or a breakout of any cash-only component.
The offering’s stated boundaries
- The company lists no minimum investment from outside investors and no sales commissions or finder’s fees.
- It estimates that $121,084 of gross proceeds has been or is proposed to be used for payments to people named as executive officers, directors or promoters.
- The filing says the offering is not tied to a business combination and is not intended to last more than one year.
Form D information is supplied by the issuer. The form states that the SEC has not necessarily reviewed the information or determined whether it is accurate and complete. For readers tracking early AI financing, the filing is therefore a useful record of the offering’s reported structure and sales, rather than a full account of its economics.
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- sec.govDeepMorph.ai, Inc. files Form D notice for an exempt funding offering
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