Wrtn’s $72 Million Series C Puts Its OOC Revenue Claim at the Center
Wrtn Technologies says it has raised 100 billion won in a Series C round and expects 2026 revenue to exceed 200 billion won. Its claim that North American character-chat platform OOC passed 10 billion won in monthly revenue provides a concrete early marker, but the company has not disclosed the data needed to show whether that pace can support the full-year target.
- Wrtn says it raised 100 billion won in Series C funding, at a valuation above 1 trillion won.
- The company forecasts more than 200 billion won in 2026 revenue, after reporting 47.1 billion won in 2025.
- Its claim that OOC passed 10 billion won in monthly revenue within three months is meaningful early evidence—but not yet proof of a durable business.
Wrtn Technologies, a Seoul-based AI-service company founded in 2021, says it has raised 100 billion won ($72.2 million at the exchange rate used in an independent report) in a Series C round. The company runs a free, multi-model AI platform as well as paid character-chat services, and its stated case for the financing rests increasingly on the latter: it says North American service OOC cleared 10 billion won in monthly revenue within three months of launching in May.
That early figure matters because Wrtn has set a much larger target. The company reported 47.1 billion won in 2025 revenue and says it expects more than 200 billion won in 2026. Its new capital therefore funds an expansion whose central question is not whether a character-chat product can generate an initial burst of sales, but whether the company can sustain and broaden it across markets.

WRTN’s company-reported Series C announcement graphic states a 100 billion-won round. Source: PR Times.
A valuation built around a revenue forecast
In its announcement, Wrtn said the round brought cumulative fundraising to about 230 billion won. Coreline Ventures and Eugene Asset Management joined as new investors, alongside returning backers including Goodwater Capital, Antler Global, Woori Venture Partners, Sui Generis Partners, Korea Development Bank and Capstone Partners.
Wrtn said the transaction valued it above 1 trillion won. A contemporaneous account put the valuation at about 1.4 trillion won and described it as above $1 billion, while an independent report translated the company’s stated 1 trillion-won threshold to more than $722 million using 1,385.31 won to the dollar. The retained reporting supports the won-denominated threshold and the new funding; it does not establish one uncontested dollar valuation.
