Sardine, a fraud prevention platform for FinTechs, has raised USD 19.5 million in Series A funding led by a16z with participation from NYCA and Experian, among others. The round comes less than a year after the company raised USD 4.5 million in seed funding in March 2021 and brings its total funding up to USD 24 million.
The funds will be used for business expansions, product development, and recruitment across its engineering, growth, marketing, and legal teams.
Founded by Revolut veterans, Soups Ranjan, Aditya Goel, and Zahid Shaikh, Sardine offers a fraud prevention-as-a-service and compliance API and SDK-based solution for financial institutions, primarily targeting neobanks and digital wallets, to detect financial crimes in account opening, funding, and payments. Sardine assigns a risk score to card or bank accounts when customers move money to their digital wallets (including crypto, DeFi, and NFT wallets) from their credit and debit cards or through ACH transfers. Users can reportedly build fraud prevention solutions in less than two weeks using the platform.
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