Sardine: Raises $19.5M in Series A Funding

Sardine Raises $19.5M in Series A Funding

  • Sardine, a San Francisco, CA-based fraud and compliance platform for fintechs to protect customers from financial fraud, raised $19.5m in Series A funding
  • Backers included Andreessen Horowitz, NYCA, and Experian Ventures
  • Andreessen Horowitz General Partner Angela Strange joined company’s board of directors
  • Funds will be used for continued growth, as well as to further product development and hiring in the coming months
  • The company is a behavior-based fraud and compliance platform for digital wallets and neobanks
  • Its products are used by fintech, crypto, and NFT companies to prevent account opening, funding, and payments fraud
  • It can also provide full fraud guarantees when funds are acquired via ACH or card rails
Steve Sam
Steve Sam
Steve Sam is a financial reporter, analyst, and commentator with a strong focus on banking technology, digital payments, and the future of financial services.

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