CipherOwl completes $15 million seed round financing, jointly led by General Catalyst, Flourish Ventures, and Enlight Capital
Jinse Finance reported, according to official sources, CipherOwl, founded by a team from an exchange’s on-chain data and compliance platform, announced today that it has secured $15 million in seed funding. The round was co-led by General Catalyst, Flourish Ventures, and Enlight Capital, with participation from an exchange’s Ventures, another exchange’s Ventures, Road Capitals, and Sancus Ventures. CipherOwl provides enterprise-grade compliance intelligence layers for exchanges, custodians, payment, and DeFi institutions. Through AI-driven automated review, institutions can scale their on-chain operations without expanding compliance teams in parallel, reducing overall operational costs by 60%. The core product, SR3, is based on proprietary Evidence Graph technology, integrating multi-chain transaction data with global intelligence in real time to generate a complete, auditable evidence chain for each transaction. It can review millions of transactions daily, with API response times under 10ms, supporting mainstream public chains covering 98% of market capitalization, and meeting high-frequency scenarios such as stablecoins and tokenized assets.
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