TechTaca Raises $13M Led by Altos Ventures and Naver to Scale AI Logistics Platform ARGO Across the US and Japan

TechTaca, the operator of AI-powered global integrated logistics platform ARGO, has closed a follow-on funding round of KRW 18 billion (approximately $13 million).

The round drew participation from existing backer Altos Ventures, following last year’s investment from Naver‘s corporate accelerator D2SF, as well as new investor Z Venture Capital, which is expected to serve as a strategic bridgehead into the Japanese market. With this round, TechTaca’s cumulative funding has surpassed KRW 45 billion (approximately $32 million).

Founded in 2020, TechTaca runs ARGO, an AI-based global integrated logistics platform that handles the entire e-commerce logistics chain — from order collection and inventory management to fulfillment operations and both domestic and international delivery — within a single platform. Built on AI-driven logistics automation and operational optimization, the company is rapidly expanding its business not only in Korea but also across global markets including the United States and Japan.

Naver has taken part in three rounds starting from TechTaca’s seed stage, maintaining a strategic partnership with the company. TechTaca was recently selected as the official operator of Naver’s N-Delivery integrated returns center on the strength of ARGO’s system-based logistics capabilities, deepening its collaboration with Naver’s shopping ecosystem.

The company has also built a multi-arrival-guarantee framework by expanding partnerships with Gmarket’s Star Delivery, Cafe24’s Daily Delivery, and Toss Shopping, integrating arrival-guarantee services across Korea’s major commerce platforms. The setup gives sellers new revenue opportunities while improving profitability by cutting logistics overhead.

On the global front, TechTaca is accelerating its infrastructure buildout. After establishing a US subsidiary in 2024, it opened two fulfillment centers in Los Angeles, and in 2025 was named an Amazon Service Provider Network (SPN) partner, helping sellers enter Amazon while also supporting major B2C platforms such as TikTok Shop and Shopify, along with US on- and offline channels including Sephora and Ulta. In Japan, following the launch of a Tokyo subsidiary, the company opened a fulfillment center in Chiba Prefecture this past March and completed integrations with leading Japanese e-commerce platforms including Qoo10 and Rakuten.

With the new capital, ARGO plans to further advance its AI technology to improve customer-facing features and logistics quality, while expanding specialized seller-support solutions such as smart inspection and various tailored fulfillment services. The company aims to broaden its domestic arrival-guarantee coverage and extend its global network around key destinations for Korean sellers, including Southeast Asia and Europe, strengthening a system that lets sellers manage both domestic and overseas logistics from a single ARGO platform.

The Altos Ventures partner who led the investment said ARGO has quickly proven its differentiated competitiveness in the domestic and overseas fulfillment markets on the back of its AI technology, adding that he expects it to grow into a core logistics platform driving K-commerce’s overseas expansion through a domestic arrival-guarantee framework and a broader global network.

TechTaca’s CEO said the investment reflects a proactive push to secure infrastructure, scalability, and AI capabilities to support the global journeys of fast-growing brands and sellers. He added that the company intends to build a global-standard logistics environment so that not only sellers already operating abroad but also promising domestic brands yet to venture overseas can pursue borderless growth.