Footprint, an AI-native compliance and identity platform offering KYC, KYB, AML and secure data vaulting for financial institutions, raised a $25M Series B on September 16, 2026 led by QED Investors, with MUFG Innovation Partners, Commerce Ventures, Index Ventures and Lerer Hippeau participating. Founded in 2022, it has now raised $45M total.
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Footprint raises $25M Series B for AI-native identity and compliance
Why this matters for founders
Fintech and marketplace founders can use platforms like Footprint to outsource KYC/KYB/AML instead of building identity verification and data-vaulting in-house.
Source: AlleyWatch
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