Sardine
Fraud prevention and compliance for fintech
About Sardine
Sardine is the fraud and compliance platform built specifically for financial services companies. Its device intelligence, behavior biometrics, and real-time risk scores detect fraud at account creation, login, and transaction stages. Used by Brex, FTX, and over 100 fintech companies, Sardine reduces fraud losses by 60–80% while improving user experience.
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Company facts
- Category
- Fintech
- Funding stage
- Series B
- Total raised
- $51.5M
- Founded
- 2020
- Team size
- 50–100
- HQ
- San Francisco
- Country
- USA
- Website
- sardine.ai
Founders of Sardine
- Soups Rajan
- Aditya Goel
Investors backing Sardine
- Andreessen Horowitz
- XYZ Ventures
- Google Ventures
Frequently asked questions
What does Sardine do?
Sardine is the fraud and compliance platform built specifically for financial services companies. Its device intelligence, behavior biometrics, and real-time risk scores detect fraud at account creation, login, and transaction stages. Used by Brex, FTX, and over 100 fintech companies, Sardine reduces fraud losses by 60–80% while improving user experience.
Where is Sardine based?
Sardine is based in San Francisco, USA.
When was Sardine founded?
Sardine was founded in 2020.
How much has Sardine raised?
Sardine has raised $51.5M in their Series B round.
Who founded Sardine?
Sardine was founded by Soups Rajan, Aditya Goel.
Who has invested in Sardine?
Sardine is backed by Andreessen Horowitz, XYZ Ventures, Google Ventures.