AimBrain secures £4m in Series A funding led by BGF Ventures
BGF Ventures has led a £4m Series A round into biometric authentication platform AimBrain.
AimBrain provides a biometric identity platform for financial institutions, using behavioural, facial and voice data to verify customers.
London-based biometric identity platform AimBrain has secured £4m in a Series A funding round led by BGF Ventures. The capital will support the continued development of its deep learning authentication technology.
The company offers a multi-modal verification service that analyses behavioural patterns, facial recognition and voice data to help financial institutions prevent fraud. Additional backers in the round included Episode1, Entrepreneur First and angel investors Simon Rozas, Chris Mairs and Charles Songhurst.
From the founder
"We know that financial institutions have a big problem with fraud prevention – and customers are not getting the best experience. That’s why we built a platform that uses behavioural, facial and voice data to identify customers accurately, quickly and securely."
Andrius Sutas
Co-founder at AimBrain
Investor perspective
"We are very excited to be working with AimBrain. Their technology is exceptional and is poised to revolutionise the authentication process for financial services companies. This is an area of great opportunity and we look forward to watching AimBrain grow and succeed."
Henry Gladwyn
BGF Ventures