AI fraud-dispute startup Casap raises $56M Series B led by Base10
Casap says its AI helps banks fight a surge in first-party credit card fraud, with Synchrony and Experian joining as new strategic investors.
What to know
- Casap raised a $56 million Series B led by Base10 Partners, bringing total funding to $90 million since its 2023 founding.
- Synchrony and Experian joined as strategic investors; Casap did not disclose a valuation.
- The round is driven by a shift in credit card fraud: cardholders themselves now account for nearly a third of fraudulent transactions, fueled by AI dispute tools and social media tip-sharing.
- Casap plans to expand beyond dispute resolution into complaints handling and collections for banks.
Shanthi Shanmugam CEO and co-founder of CasapSaisi Peter Co-founder of Casap, Chime veteranBase10 Partners Lead investor in Casap's Series BSynchrony Strategic investorExperian Strategic investor
How it unfolded 2 developments, newest first · click a bar or a number to jump articlesposts
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Funding round gets wider trade and aggregator pickup — Outlets including Pulse 2.0, FinSMEs, Ventureburn, The SaaS News, VC News Daily and Techmeme republished or summarized the Series B announcement, with Casap also issuing its own release via PR Newswire.
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Casap plans to expand into complaints and collections
Beyond dispute resolution, Casap intends to use the new funding to push into adjacent bank back-office functions, including handling customer complaints and collections services.
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Casap touts fraud-loss and speed metrics to clients
The startup says customers have cut first-party fraud losses by as much as 51%, lifted chargeback win rates to 96% versus a 60% industry average, and cut resolution time to about 8 days from up to 90.
“It comes back to people thinking ‘this is a victimless crime, banks have a lot of money and I need money’, so people tell what they think are white lies…”
— Shanthi Shanmugam, CEO and co-founder of Casap · source -
1 outlet Financial AI startup Casap raises $56 million to help banks stop an explosion of customer fraud
first by Fortune, 16d ago
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Shanmugam explains the shift toward first-party fraud — Casap's CEO says cardholders now account for nearly a third of fraudulent transactions, driven by AI tools that ease disputing charges and social media groups sharing tips for claiming 'free stuff', while consumer-protection rules make it costly for banks to reject dishonest claims.
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Casap raises $56M Series B led by Base10 Partners — The round brings Casap's total funding to $90 million; financial giants Synchrony and Experian joined as strategic investors, and the company declined to disclose a valuation.
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Casap launches to automate bank fraud-dispute handling — Shanthi Shanmugam and Chime veteran Saisi Peter founded Casap, building an AI suite to help banks and card companies resolve disputes and chargebacks.
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5 outlets Casap Scores $56M Series B Funding
first by VC News Daily, 11d ago · also FinSMEs, The SaaS News, Casap, Fortune
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- Casap Raises $56M Series B The SaaS News · 11d ago
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- Casap, whose AI tools automate dispute and anti-fraud operations for banks, raised a $56M Series B led by Base10 Partners, bringing its total funding to $90M Fortune · 11d ago
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first by PYMNTS.com, 11d ago · also WOWTALE, Pulse 2.0
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