€12 Million Raised For Cybersecurity Platform Protecting Financial Infrastructure
€12 Million Raised For Cybersecurity Platform Protecting Financial Infrastructure
Publish Date: 2026-03-14 13:34:00
Source Domain: pulse2.com
Cleafy, a Milan-based cybersecurity company focused on protecting banks and financial institutions from fraud and cyberattacks, announced that it has raised €12 million in a Series B funding round. The round was co-led by United Ventures and eCAPITAL, bringing the company’s total funding to €22 million.
Founded in 2014, Cleafy provides a cybersecurity platform designed to detect and stop fraud before financial damage occurs. Its technology analyzes signals across web, mobile, backend, and network environments to identify malicious infrastructure, attacker intent, and evolving cyberattack patterns in real time. By reconstructing how attacks originate and spread across digital systems, the platform aims to help banks prevent fraud rather than react to it after the fact.
The company currently serves more than 150 financial institutions across Europe and Latin America and protects over 250 million end users. Customers include ING, BCC Iccrea Group, Illimity Bank, and BPS (Suisse).
According to the company, the new capital will be used to accelerate development of its predictive cybersecurity capabilities, expand global threat analysis, and support growth into key banking markets across Europe and Latin America.
Cleafy said the funding comes as regulatory frameworks such as the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) and NIS2 cybersecurity requirements are raising standards for digital resilience across Europe’s financial sector.
The company also recently introduced Cleafy for Workforce, which extends its technology to help organizations detect insider threats and compromised corporate accounts.
Cleafy employs more than 90 people across offices in Milan, London, Barcelona, and Bogotá and has built its technology on a proprietary engine supported by more than 85 international patents.
KEY QUOTES
“While fraudsters weaponize AI to scale attacks at machine speed, European banks are fighting back with outdated, reactive tools. We built Cleafy…
