Quantifind just raised $200 million in a growth round led by Summit Partners, with Citi Ventures, S&P Global, Deloitte, and Stephens Group also participating. The Palo Alto-based company has now raised close to $320 million total.
Founded in 2009, Quantifind builds AI-native risk intelligence software. Its Graphyte platform pulls together internal data, third-party feeds, and open source intelligence into a unified graph for financial crime detection. An agentic AI layer sits on top, accelerating investigations and surfacing hidden crime networks while keeping human oversight and regulatory compliance intact.
Financial institutions and government agencies use the platform today. The new capital will go toward expanding into Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the Americas, and extending localized risk intelligence to handle emerging financial threats and shifting regulatory requirements.
Summit Partners managing director Chris Dean called Quantifind a leader in a category that is becoming fundamental for banks and agencies. The platform combines precision, explainability, and scale. Those three things together are hard to find in financial crime tech.
