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Cybersecurity fintech start-up Trustmi launches globally with a comprehensive payment security solution aimed at combating B2B payment fraud and leveraging crowd-sourced data to protect business payments.

Facts

  • Trustmi is a cybersecurity fintech start-up that has launched globally to focus on business payments security.
  • The company is headquartered in Israel and has an office in New York.
  • Trustmi’s end-to-end payment security solution aims to eliminate losses from cyberattacks, internal collusion, and human error.
  • The increasing prevalence and success rate of B2B payment fraud are attributed to “the fragmentation of payment processes.”
  • The company offers a flexible solution that connects all payment process data to detect and combat fraudulent activities.
  • Trustmi leverages its Trust Network, gathering crowd-sourced data from thousands of vendors and businesses to enhance payment protection.
  • The company’s ambition is to lead and redefine the global security market in addressing critical challenges.
  • Current clients, including CNA Insurance and Colgate-Palmolive Company, have already saved “millions of dollars” with Trustmi’s solution.
  • Trustmi recently completed a $17 million Series A funding round led by Zeev Ventures and Cyberstarts, bringing its total funding since 2021 to $21 million.

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