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Bureau

Bureau is a no-code, identity decisioning platform that offers businesses the complete range of risk, compliance and ongoing fraud monitoring solutions innovated with AI.

Latest funding

$30M Series B+ ·

Led by Sorenson Capital · Source: finsmes.com

All 2 rounds ↓
Website: bureau.id.
X: @bureauidentity · 1,495 followers.
LinkedIn: bureauidentity.
Stage: Series B+.
Based in: San Francisco, United States.
Last round: Dec 19, 2024 · 696 days ago.
On Recent Funding since: Sep 29, 2026.

Signals

X account@bureauidentity · created Apr 22, 2020 (6 years old) · 1,495 followers
Website registeredDec 10, 2019 (6 years old)
About Bureau

Using next-generation orchestration, Bureau provides businesses contextualized insights that lead to absolute decisions about digital identity trustworthiness.

TIMELINE · MONEY RAISED

Bureau | 737 days from website to first raise on record

@bureauidentity·Raised $30M in 1 sourced round·2 signals before the first raise
$7.5M$15M$23M$30MJAN 2020DECNOVOCTSEPAUGJULJUN$30M||WEBSITE CREATED · DEC 10, 2019||X ACCOUNT CREATED @BUREAUIDENTITY · APR 22, 2020Series A · Dec 16, 2021A · DEC '21$30M Series B+ · Dec 19, 2024$30M B+ · DEC '24

Money raised, round by round (amounts linked to their source). Pins are dated signals; hover the icons for dates.

Funding rounds

DateRoundAmountLeadSource
Series B+$30MSSorenson Capitalfinsmes.com
Series Aundisclosed—fundraisingfox.com

Timeline

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  2. Website created

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