Hissa, an equity management platform by RuleZero Technology Solutions, has launched its first fund targeting $35 million to purchase stock options from startup employees. This fund will focus on secondary transactions and aims to invest in 15-20 growth-stage startups, starting with Miko, an AI robotics firm. With Indian startups typically remaining private for 10-12 years, many employees hold illiquid stock options. Hissa’s fund seeks to provide liquidity, enabling employees to make significant personal purchases. The fund is managed by RuleZero’s founders and partners, all of whom have backgrounds in venture capital and private equity.