Due Diligence Intelligence Layer for Venture Capital

C6/10March 20, 2026
WhatAn automated background verification platform for VC firms that continuously monitors portfolio company claims — credentials, metrics, compliance certifications, and technical capabilities — against independent data sources.
SignalMultiple commenters express disbelief that basic due diligence failures allowed a company with fabricated credentials and impossibly fast compliance timelines to raise significant venture funding, suggesting the VC diligence process is fundamentally broken.
Why NowThe post-ZIRP era is exposing fraud that was papered over during easy-money years, and AI now makes it feasible to automate cross-referencing of claims against public records, university databases, and regulatory filings at scale.
MarketVC firms, PE funds, and corporate M&A teams — thousands of firms collectively deploying hundreds of billions annually with diligence budgets of $50K-$500K per deal; current solutions are manual consulting engagements from firms like Kroll.
MoatAccumulating proprietary dataset of verified vs. fraudulent claim patterns across thousands of deals creates a compounding intelligence advantage that manual competitors cannot replicate.
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