Irish fintech Circit raises $22m

February 11, 2026 at 09:03 AM UTC
Silicon Republic
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Irish fintech Circit raises $22m

Dublin-based fintech Circit has successfully closed a significant $22 million growth equity funding round, signaling strong investor confidence in its innovative financial auditing and verification platform. This influx of capital, led by New York’s Ten Coves Capital with participation from existing investors Aquiline and MiddleGame Ventures, will fuel Circit’s ambitious expansion plans. The company aims to enhance its product offerings, strengthen its global network connectivity, and significantly grow its team, with a particular focus on expanding its presence in the United States market. Circit’s platform addresses a long-standing inefficiency in financial reporting by directly connecting auditors with banks and financial institutions through secure networks. It leverages artificial intelligence to automate audit confirmations, validate data, and facilitate client collaboration, thereby reducing the risk of financial fraud and improving the overall speed, quality, and reliability of audits. The platform currently serves over 400 audit firms, facilitating connections with more than 30,000 banks and financial evidence providers, demonstrating its critical role in the modern auditing landscape. This substantial investment positions Circit to further solidify its role as essential infrastructure for the auditing profession, particularly during a period of significant industry transformation. By providing auditors with direct, independent access to confirm all asset and liability types on corporate balance sheets, Circit is enhancing trust and efficiency in financial reporting. The company's growth and technological advancements underscore the increasing demand for secure, AI-driven solutions that can streamline complex financial processes and mitigate fraud risks.

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Publication: Silicon Republic
Published: February 11, 2026 at 09:03 AM UTC
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