Tookitaki secures series A funding to drive regtech innovation

Tookitaki, a regtech startup with a global footprint, has raised fresh capital to expand its artificial intelligence-powered compliance solutions for fintech and banking.

Regulatory technology startup Tookitaki announced the closure of its series A funding round, attracting investment from a mix of new and existing backers. The round was co-led by Viola Fintech and SIG Asia Investment, with the strategic involvement of Nomura Holdings through Nomura Incubation Investment Limited Partnership. Notably, the company continues to enjoy support from earlier investors including Illuminate Financial, Jungle Ventures, and SEEDs Capital Pte Ltd.

Tookitaki operates across three major regions— the United States, India, and Singapore— providing enterprise regulatory compliance solutions tailored for financial services. The company is recognized for its use of advanced technology stacks, including artificial intelligence, machine learning, big data analytics, cloud computing, and blockchain sciences. These tools are leveraged to combat financial crimes such as money laundering and credit card fraud, as well as to address emerging threats like data duplication and cyber breaches.

The core offerings from Tookitaki include its Anti-Money Laundering Suite (AMLS) and Reconciliation Suite (RS). Both products embody the startup’s commitment to delivering robust, sustainable compliance programs. A significant aspect of Tookitaki’s platform is its proprietary semi-supervised machine learning approach, which blends multi-dimensional unsupervised techniques, network analysis, and supervised models to optimize transaction monitoring processes. By fusing financial expertise with artificial intelligence, the company seeks to empower financial institutions in navigating increasingly complex compliance landscapes and mounting regulatory scrutiny. Tookitaki’s funding success signals continued investor confidence in regtech’s future and positions the company to expand its impact in the global fintech ecosystem.

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