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NYC-based Taktile, which helps fintechs build automated decision-making workflows, raised a $110M Series C led by Goldman Sachs, and plans a São Paulo office

Banks and insurance companies spend billions of dollars to employ staff to screen risky transactions, process claims, and onboard new customers.

Fortune Camila Grigera Naón

Context & Ripple Effects

Taktile’s Series C follows a $54M Series B in 2025 and a $20M Series A in 2022, extending a funding arc around software that lets fintechs deploy and test decision-making models.

The new Goldman Sachs-led round connects Taktile more directly to a financial-services buyer and investor base, while the planned São Paulo office adds a concrete geographic expansion step. Related coverage also shows capital flowing to narrower bank-operations automation, including Casap’s dispute and anti-fraud tooling.

First-order effects

  • Taktile gains $110M to expand its automated decision-workflow platform and establish a São Paulo presence.
  • Goldman Sachs becomes a lead investor in a company focused on workflows used by fintechs, banks, and insurers for risk screening, claims, and customer onboarding.

Second-order effects

  • Taktile’s added capital and regional expansion raise the competitive bar for adjacent automation vendors, particularly those focused on discrete bank operations such as disputes and fraud.
  • Financial-services customers evaluating automation tools may increasingly compare broad decision-workflow platforms against point solutions, pressuring vendors to demonstrate either wider workflow coverage or deeper specialization.

Third-order effects

  • If this financing pattern persists, financial-services automation may consolidate around platforms that operationalize decision models across multiple regulated workflows rather than isolated use cases.
  • Bank participation as both customer-side stakeholder and investor could further shape which automation providers gain distribution and credibility, though the corpus does not establish whether that will translate into preferential adoption.

The trend: This is one data point in the expansion of AI-enabled automation from individual fintech tasks toward deployable decisioning infrastructure for regulated financial workflows.

Discussion

  • Zubair M. Zubair M. on linkedin
    Delighted to be partnering with Maik, Maximilian and the exceptional team at Taktile, as they redefine what AI-powered decisioning looks like in financial services! …
  • George Damouny George Damouny on linkedin
    Congratulations Maik Taro Wehmeyer and the entire team at Taktile on raising $110M Series C led by Goldman Sachs!! …