Taktile, the leader in AI transformation for financial institutions, today announced its $110 million Series C fundraise. Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives led the round, with participation from Balderton Capital, Index Ventures, Tiger Global, Y Combinator, and Dig Ventures.

Taktile Fast Facts

• Taktile enables banks and insurers to transform into AI-native organizations that are increasingly powered by autonomous agents.
• Demand for Taktile accelerated in 2025, as AI models became capable of automating high-stakes decisions that previously required hours of manual work—from underwriting business loans and assessing claims to catching financial crime.
• Customers automate and optimize decisions with Taktile by combining its financial services expertise and product built for sector-specific AI use cases. One of the world’s largest insurers is running multiple use cases on Taktile, with projected cost efficiencies of over $90M in claims processing alone.
• Taktile’s team has a proven track record of bringing AI agents into production within complex enterprises. Trusted by customers including Mercury, Monzo, Faire, and Pleo, the company has powered outcomes such as 95% automation in B2B underwriting and 75% fewer anti-money laundering (AML) false positives.

Taktile’s most recent breakthrough came in December 2025, when the company's applied AI research institute, Taktile Labs, found that frontier models had crossed a critical threshold. AI could now handle the kind of high-stakes decisions that financial institutions had long reserved for human experts: Moody's reports that financial institutions are spending an average of $72.9 million annually on KYC and AML operations alone.

For the first time, AI is capable of reliably automating much of this repetitive, time-consuming work. But banks and insurers still need a way to operationalize autonomous agents reliably and at scale, so they can empower their workforce with this vital new tool. While generalist AI labs provide raw building blocks to engineers, Taktile gives institutions a way to operate AI-driven decisions within a system that business owners—from heads of credit to fraud officers—can understand and control.