Roundtable Analysis: $3M Raised
What is Roundtable?
Roundtable builds Proof of Human, a behavioral verification product for detecting bots and suspicious actors online. The company says its system uses continuous behavioral AI, device checks, and privacy-preserving analysis without CAPTCHAs. Its site reports more than 10 million sessions processed monthly, under 200 milliseconds API latency, and 99% bot and AI agent detection.
Location
251 Post St, San Francisco, California 94108, United States
Employees
1-10
Founded
2023
Product Features & Capabilities
- AI-native fraud prevention, invisible CAPTCHA, continuous behavioral AI, privacy-preserving security, effortless integration, explainable results, enterprise-grade scalability
Pricing
- Pricing for Roundtable starts at $1,000 per month.
How much Roundtable raised
1 - $3.2 million
March 20, 2023Lead Investor: Not specified in the source.
Who are the founders of Roundtable
MA
MH
Matt Hardy
CTO
Market Focus
Roundtable primarily focuses on the fraud prevention industry, providing AI-native solutions that address bot and fraudulent activities while ensuring data quality and security through behavioral biometrics.
Investors
- Brickyard
- Y Combinator
- 100 business angels (specific names not listed)
Competitors Overview
Roundtable operates in the AI-native fraud prevention market, focusing on behavioral biometrics to combat fraud without disrupting legitimate users. Its main competitors include:
- Nuance Communications: Specializes in voice biometrics and AI applications, enhancing security through personalized interactions.
- BioCatch: A leader in behavioral biometrics for fraud prevention, particularly in financial services, analyzing user interactions to protect digital identities.
- SecureAuth Corporation: Offers identity and access management solutions with a focus on adaptive authentication and identity security.
- BehavioSec: Known for continuous authentication, it analyzes user behavior to detect anomalies and prevent fraud.
- Mastercard: Integrates behavioral biometrics into its payment processing solutions, enhancing security for transactions.
- IBM: Provides advanced identity and access management solutions that incorporate behavioral biometrics.
- Zighra: Focuses on continuous authentication through behavioral biometrics, detecting fraud in real-time.
Additional competitors include SEON, Kount, Sift, ThreatMetrix (LexisNexis), Auth0, and Veriff, each offering unique features such as customizable rules, multi-factor authentication, and ID verification. Notable differences among these competitors include their specific focus areas (e.g., financial services for BioCatch and Mastercard), the technologies they employ, and their established reputations in the market.
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