Alloy · Jul 2026
Alloy reported more than 900 customers, production adoption of its AI Assistant and risk-based authentication, expansion of its data-partner network, and European rollout of perpetual KYB.
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Jul 28, 2026
Alloy is a privately held fintech providing an AI-powered, API-based identity, fraud, risk, and compliance decisioning platform for banks, credit unions, and fintech companies. It combines an open ecosystem of data providers, orchestration/workflow tools, and Actionable AI across onboarding and the customer lifecycle. Alloy reports more than 900 financial-institution and fintech customers as of July 2026.
Primary product
Alloy identity and fraud prevention platform: identity/KYC/KYB verification, AML and transaction monitoring, credit decisioning, risk-based authentication, fraud detection, case management, and AI-powered risk/compliance automation.
Founded
2015
Headquarters
New York City, New York, United States
Team size
Approximately 200–300; Alloy said it had over 300 employees in January 2026, while a 2026 company profile estimate lists approximately 290.
Work style
Hybrid
Industry
20 jobs at Alloy
Financial services technology / fintech
Sub-industry
Identity decisioning, fraud prevention, RegTech, KYC/KYB/AML, and financial-crime risk management
Offices
Business model
Stage
Late-stage venture / Series C; privately held
Total raised
$216.7M
Latest round
Additional Series C funding · Sep 2022
Latest amount
$52M
Sep 2022 · Lightspeed Venture Partners and Avenir Growth
Sep 2021 · Lightspeed Venture Partners
Sep 2020 · Canapi Ventures
Oct 2017 · Eniac Ventures
Leadership
Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer
Co-founder and Chief Revenue Officer
Co-founder and Chief Technology Officer
Chief Operating Officer and Chief Product Officer
Chief Marketing Officer
Public careers material emphasizes inclusive hiring, equal opportunity, reasonable accommodations, ownership, cross-functional collaboration, and meaningful work in fraud prevention. Public recruiting sources describe a hybrid NYC model with regular office days and flexible remote work; London/EMEA roles similarly describe hybrid arrangements.
Work style
Hybrid
Compensation
Public compensation signals include salary benchmarking, performance bonuses, equity/new-hire grants with possible refresh grants, relocation assistance, and a home-office stipend. Public H-1B/LCA aggregators show sponsored roles and reported 2026 salaries ranging roughly from $95,000 to $235,000, but these are not Alloy's complete compensation bands.
Benefits
Pricing
Not publicly disclosed; appears to be enterprise contract pricing, likely varying by modules, volume, data-provider usage, and implementation scope.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
Approximately $60M–$70M annually; third-party estimates, not company-reported financial statements.
Estimated monthly visits
99.6K
Traffic estimate as of Jun 2026
Alloy · Jul 2026
Alloy reported more than 900 customers, production adoption of its AI Assistant and risk-based authentication, expansion of its data-partner network, and European rollout of perpetual KYB.
Alloy / PR Newswire · Apr 2026
The partnership added Plaid identity, asset, and network-level fraud-intelligence products to Alloy's partner ecosystem and workflows.
Alloy / PR Newswire · Feb 2026
Alloy launched a context-aware agentic AI Assistant embedded in its risk infrastructure to summarize cases, recommend decisions, and automate operational compliance work.
Alloy / PR Newswire UK · Jan 2026
Alloy announced event-driven perpetual KYB and customer-risk assessment capabilities for UK and European banks, fintechs, and payments companies.
Alloy · Mar 2025
Launched Fraud Attack Radar, an ML-powered fraud intelligence product for account creation risk detection and response.