Pomerangels backs round for Fully-Verified
Venture capital co-investor Pomerangels has led a financing round for Fully-Verified, an Estonia-based online identity verification provider.
The round also saw participation from entrepreneurs Krystian Stypuła and Samuli Koski-Lammi.
The fresh capital will be used to strengthen the company's position in the worldwide identity verification and know-your-customer services, and to expand into new emerging markets.
Previous funding
In March 2018, Sturtup Wise Guys backed a seed funding round for Fully-Verified.
Company
Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Tallinn, Fully-Verified provides video-based identity verification services. It employs seven people, according to LinkedIn.
People
Pomerangels – Tomasz Łasecki (managing partner).
Fully-Verified – Lucas Kwiatkowski (CEO).
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