Verisoul
Backed byHigh Alpha
About Verisoul
Verisoul stops fake accounts and fraud in the era of AI, distinguishing real humans from bots for high-growth companies such as Clay, Augment Code, and Morning Consult. The company has achieved 6x year-over-year ARR growth to $2M and now serves 100+ customers, supported by an 80% competitive win rate. Verisoul’s platform catches 70-105% more fraud than legacy tools, delivering stronger protection against abuse. It raised $8.8M in a Series A and is led by a founding team with experience from Bain, Facebook, and Capital One, backed by fraud expertise from TransUnion, Neustar, and fintechs. Verisoul is building a lean team of high-performers.
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Verisoul is building a lean team of high-performers.
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$8.8M
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Fraud-detection startup Verisoul raised an $8.8 million Series A led by High Alpha with participation from Lookout Ventures, Bain Future Back Ventures, Bitkraft, and Third Prime.
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