Estonian startup raises $7.7 million in investment ({{contentCtrl.commentsTotal}})
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Estonian startup Veriff has managed to raise $7.7 million in investment from venture capitalists Mosaic Ventures.
Veriff, who specialise in web-based identification solutions, started meeting with investors immediately after participating in a round of pitching with Silicon Valley startup accelerator Y-Combinator.
Transferwise co-founder Taavet Hinrikus, and Simon Levene of London-based Mosaic Ventures both take a seat on the Veriff board.
In total Veriff has managed to raise $8.4 million from a total of 25 investment institutions and private investors.
Veriff is to take advantage of the capital raised to expend its staff in preparation for a planned increase in volume of business and to develop its product, including providing secure online ID solutions for small and medium-sized enterprises.
Veriff currently have a staff of 25 and hope to increase that to 30 by the end of the year.
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