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Duna raises $30M in Series A funding

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Duna, an Amsterdam- and Berlin-based AI-native business identity fintech, has raised €30 million in a Series A round. The round was led by CapitalG, with participation from existing investors Index Ventures and Puzzle Ventures. CapitalG is Alphabet's independent growth fund. It invests in generational companies transforming the world's largest markets. It partners with growth-stage companies transitioning from startup to scale-up, providing hands-on assistance and connections. The funding will expand enterprise capabilities, enhance compliant AI-driven identity solutions, and scale Duna's platform for banks, fintechs, and other large enterprises. Duna was founded in 2023 by Duco Van Lanschot and David Schreiber. The company is an AI-native business identity platform for regulated companies, including banks, fintechs, and financial platforms. It helps organizations verify and understand who they are doing business with through KYC, KYB, CDD, and AML processes. Duna is headquartered in Amsterdam. Its mission is to build a global trust infrastructure by providing a digital passport for every business. The company serves clients such as Plaid, CCV (Fiserv), Moss, Bol, and SVEA Bank. The funding date was February 2026. The information comes from https://duna.com/news/series-a.
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