Generally speaking, startups’ undisclosed financing details are confidential information of the company and will not be disclosed to the public on their own initiative. Most companies will sign a confidentiality agreement with investors during the financing process to ensure that sensitive information is not disclosed. Therefore, there is no legal and public channel to directly obtain such information. The following points can illustrate this situation: 1. Confidentiality requirements: Startups and their investors usually keep the details of financing (such as the amount of funds, valuation, investor information, etc.) confidential, and only disclose some information to the public when both parties deem it appropriate. 2. Limited public channels: Public information sources such as news reports, regulatory agency announcements or company websites will only disclose information that has been screened and sorted, and will not involve all details. If the relevant information is not authorized to be disclosed by the parties, it will not appear on these channels. 3. Legality and ethical issues: Unauthorized collection or attempt to obtain confidential information of a company not only poses legal risks, but may also involve infringement of privacy or trade secrets. Any attempt to obtain such data through informal channels (such as hacker attacks or information leaks) is illegal and is not recommended. If you really need to know the financing situation of a startup, it is recommended to try to obtain public information through the following channels: • Pay attention to the company's official website, media reports and industry research reports; • Refer to the information disclosed by the regulatory agency or securities regulatory agency (if the company is under the regulatory scope that requires regular disclosure of information); • If there is a legal and legitimate purpose, you can try to communicate with the company or relevant investors to discuss the possibility of obtaining more information. In short, unless the company or relevant parties disclose it themselves, it is difficult to obtain undisclosed financing details and may violate laws and regulations. Therefore, it is generally not recommended and impossible to obtain such information through formal channels.