Exclusive: Chariot Raises $10M To Help Consumers Fight Back Against Hidden Fees And Hard-To-Cancel Subscriptions
New York-based Chariot Claims has raised $10 million in Series A funding led by Silverton Partners to help consumers pursue claims over alleged privacy violations, hidden fees and subscriptions that are difficult to cancel.
Chariot Claims, founded by Zim Hang, has secured $10 million in Series A funding to assist consumers in challenging hidden fees and subscriptions they find difficult to cancel. The New York-based startup collaborates with law firms to identify potential cases, gather evidence, and pursue compensation for consumers. Chariot's latest round brings its total funding to $15.7 million, following previous investments of $3.6 million in April 2025 and an earlier pre-seed round.
Hang, Chariot's CEO, explained that the company typically receives over 200,000 claim submissions per month, with around 80 cases currently underway. The company aims to break even while investing the new funds in hiring and product development, including AI tools to review cases and determine consumer eligibility.
Chariot operates by guiding consumers through an intake questionnaire that assesses preliminary eligibility in real-time. Pre-qualified claims are then reviewed by the company's team using a combination of technology and human oversight before being sent to partner law firms. The company has about 15 employees and plans to focus on hiring and product development with the new funding.
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