Questflow Secures $6.5 Million in Seed Funding for AI Agent Economy

Questflow, a company focused on orchestrating AI agents to automate workflows, has successfully raised $6.5 million in a seed funding round. The round was led by CyberFund, with additional participation from Delphi Labs, Systemic Ventures, Eden Block, White Star Capital, Web3.com, Animoca Brands, HashKey Capital, Wagmi Ventures, ElizaOS, the Tezos Foundation, and CatcherVC. The company also received grants from Aptos, the Coinbase Developer Platform, and Virtuals Protocol.

Questflow's mission is to create an AI agent economy that can automate every workflow with an always-on, on-chain AI workforce serving consumers and businesses 24/7. The company's core innovation is the Multi-Agent Orchestration Protocol (MAOP), which allows users to coordinate multiple AI agents to communicate, automate tasks, and transact with one another in real time on-chain, with built-in human oversight for critical decisions.

Bob Xu, co-founder and CEO of Questflow, stated, "Our vision is simple: to create an AI agent economy for every workflow. From solopreneurs to enterprise teams, people need an always-on AI agent workforce to work for them 24/7, while maintaining oversight for critical actions."

Questflow addresses the current limitations of AI agents, which often remain siloed, stateless, and off-chain. The company bridges this gap by orchestrating multiple AI agents in two formats: task orchestration and token orchestration. In task orchestration, Questflow enables AI agent swarms to execute complex, multi-step tasks across various platforms. In token orchestration, Questflow enables each user’s and creator’s AI agents to have a wallet, unlocking agent-to-agent micropayments across those agents in real time on-chain.

Questflow has already gained significant traction, being featured by a16z, Cohere, and MongoDB, and selected by Google for Startups. It was also named Product of the Day on Product Hunt following its launch. The company is now focused on expanding its ecosystem with partners across Web2 and Web3, including Google, Coinbase Developer Platform, Circle, Aptos, Near, CoinGecko, and Jambo Phone.

Questflow's Multi-agent Orchestration Protocol (MAOP) drives the growth of a decentralized AI agent workforce and ecosystem through a flywheel that includes creating, using, paying, and tokenizing AI agents. This flywheel empowers creators to build, deploy, and monetize AI agent swarms, enables end users to manage these swarms autonomously, supports seamless mass payments through real-time microtransactions, and allows communities to launch, govern, and share ownership of agent swarms through tokenization.

With the new funding, Questflow will focus on spinning the flywheel by offering ecosystem incentives and scaling orchestration capabilities. The team is also preparing to open the MAOP protocol to partners and developers, enabling real-world applications across various categories of workflows.

As the AI and Web3 ecosystems converge, Questflow is uniquely positioned to bridge the agent-to-agent gap, making it possible for anyone to deploy an on-chain AI workforce that’s as reliable as software, yet as adaptable as a human team. By enabling permissionless creation, coordination, and monetization of AI agents, Questflow is laying the foundation for the emerging AI Agent Economy, where intelligent agents transact, collaborate, and deliver value on-chain as economic participants in their own right.