Digital safety company FALKIN has raised $2 million in pre-seed funding. The company uses AI to protect bank customers from online scams. The round was led by TriplePoint Ventures. Notion Capital, BackFuture Ventures, and other notable fintech investors also participated. Scams are a growing financial risk, now amplified by AI-powered voice cloning and deepfakes. Most security controls only activate after a victim sends money, which is often too late. FALKIN provides an embedded protection layer for digital banking. Its AI platform analyzes behavioral and digital risk signals to detect deception early. This allows banks to identify scams before a payment is ever made. The technology integrates directly into a bank's existing mobile apps and customer portals. This protects customers before funds leave their accounts. User feedback shows 78 percent of people felt more confident online with the tool. More than half believe prevention is more valuable than reimbursement. The new capital will support hiring and product development. It will also fund deeper integrations with financial institutions. FALKIN will also launch Safety Labs. This initiative helps community banks and credit unions deploy its customer-facing scam-prevention tools.
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