TLDR: Questflow, a company focused on orchestrating AI agents for workflow automation, has successfully secured $6.5 million in seed funding. The round was led by CyberFund, with significant participation from various Web3 and Web2 investors, alongside grants from major platforms, aiming to build a permissionless AI agent economy.
Tortola, British Virgin Islands – July 22, 2025 – Questflow, a pioneering force in the multi-agent economy, today announced it has successfully closed a $6.5 million seed funding round. This significant investment is set to accelerate the development of its AI agent economy initiatives, which aim to automate workflows through an always-on, on-chain AI workforce.
The funding round was spearheaded by CyberFund, with a diverse group of prominent investors also participating, including Delphi Labs, Systemic Ventures, Eden Block, White Star Capital, Web3.com, Animoca Brands, HashKey Capital, Wagmi Ventures, ElizaOS, the Tezos Foundation, and CatcherVC. Further bolstering its resources, Questflow also received grants from Aptos, the Coinbase Developer Platform, and Virtuals Protocol.
Questflow’s core mission is to orchestrate the world’s AI agents, enabling them to take actions and earn rewards autonomously on-chain. The company’s innovative Multi-Agent Orchestration Protocol (MAOP) is central to this vision. MAOP allows for the seamless coordination of multiple AI agents, facilitating communication, real-time transactions, and automated task execution on-chain, while incorporating built-in human oversight for critical decisions.
The protocol supports two primary orchestration formats: task orchestration and token orchestration. Task orchestration empowers AI agent swarms to execute complex, multi-step tasks across both Web2 applications, such as Notion, Airtable, and Google Workspace, and Web3 decentralized applications and protocols. Token orchestration, on the other hand, enables real-time agent-to-agent micropayments, fostering a dynamic economic environment for AI agents.
Bob Xu, co-founder and CEO of Questflow, articulated the company’s ambitious goal, stating, “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.” This statement underscores Questflow’s commitment to delivering practical, autonomous AI solutions with a focus on security and control.
Questflow has already garnered recognition from leading entities such as Google, a16z, and Product Hunt, highlighting its innovative approach and potential impact. With this new capital, Questflow plans to expand its Web2 and Web3 ecosystem and open its MAOP to developers, further decentralizing and democratizing access to its AI agent orchestration capabilities.
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By enabling the permissionless creation, coordination, and monetization of AI agents, Questflow is laying the groundwork for an emerging AI Agent Economy. In this future, intelligent agents will transact, collaborate, and deliver value on-chain, participating as economic entities in their own right, thereby automating and optimizing workflows across various industries.
