Fingerprint, a leader in device intelligence for fraud prevention and returning user experience optimization, today announced 175% revenue growth over two years as enterprises increasingly select its platform to reduce fraudulent transactions, strengthen account security and increase customer lifetime value. The company has doubled its customer base with Fortune 500 companies and added 50 new enterprise customers in FY2025, with particularly strong adoption across financial services, fintech, SaaS, e-commerce and digital media sectors.

With $77 million in total funding secured through its Series C round, Fingerprint's advanced device intelligence platform is trusted by industry leaders, including Dropbox, Glovo and Banco Pan, as well as Fortune 200 fintech and Fortune 300 financial software companies. Demand continues to accelerate as fraudsters become more sophisticated and enterprises recognize that user experience is a competitive advantage.

"We're excited to help more businesses balance account security with seamless user experiences,” said Dan Pinto, Fingerprint’s CEO and co-founder. “Our focus this year is doubling down on enabling enterprise companies with the signals they need to strengthen their fraud detection and prevention capabilities while also helping them recognize and serve their returning users better than ever.”

Key Executive Hires to Support Customer Expansion

Shaun Per has been appointed Fingerprint’s VP of Global Sales, bringing 28 years of enterprise software sales experience to accelerate Fingerprint's global expansion. Previously VP of North American Sales at Stack Overflow, Per has an impressive track record of leadership roles at Confluent, MongoDB, Intralinks and Dynatrace, where he contributed to two 2 IPOs and four 4 successful acquisitions.

Catherine Woneis joined as the company’s VP of Product, bringing 25 years of experience across product marketing and management. Previously VP of Product Management at CipherTrace (a Mastercard company), Woneis has deep expertise in AI, machine learning and data analytics. 

Platform Expansion for Returning User Experience (RUX)

Fingerprint is expanding its platform to deepen support for returning user experience (RUX) use cases. This enhancement is particularly critical for industries like banking, fintech and SaaS that need to provide secure account access without unnecessary login hurdles.

Fraud Prevention Strategies Require Modern Tools and Solutions 

The company's product and engineering teams have launched several new Smart Signals in the past year, including:

• Velocity Signals: Detects multiple time-based signals to help prevent different types of  fraud, such as account takeover (ATO), denial of service attacks, account sharing and impossible travel by indicating the number of occurrences within 24-hour, 1-hour and 5-minute timeframes.

• Remote Tools Detection: Detects the presence of remote access software, often used in social engineering scams where attackers take control of a victim's device.

• Developer Tools Detection: Signals when browser developer tools are in use, often seen in scams where attackers coach victims through fake transactions while altering the page content.

Global Growth and Regional Expansion

Fingerprint continues to expand its global footprint with customers across multiple regions:

• Latin America: Banco Pan, Grupo Acosta Ganha and Banco C6 S.A.

• Europe and UK: Glovo, Live Score Betting & Gaming Ltd

• India: Razorpay, Zepto and Uni Cards

The company is accelerating its global strategy with a new Android Freemium tier in India, Indonesia and Brazil—the world's largest Android markets. This initiative offers 500,000 free API calls to customers who use Fingerprint's Android SDK, React Native or Flutter SDKs in their Android apps.

Addressing Evolving Industry Challenges as AI Agents Enter the Mainstream 

While concerns about AI agents are growing, research confirms that bots remain the biggest risk for organizations. Fingerprint’s Smart Signals help enterprises better detect fraud with real-time intelligence that adapts to evolving threat vectors.

Fingerprint's advanced device intelligence platform helps organizations address critical industry challenges, including:

• The growing ineffectiveness of traditional bot prevention methods like ReCAPTCHA v2.

• Increased sophistication of fraud schemes utilizing generative AI.

• Enterprise needs for non-traditional alternatives to legacy fraud detection systems.

• Concerns about AI agents being used for malicious purposes.