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How Altery uses explainable AI to investigate complex ownership structures

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Vivox AI Raises £1.3m to Scale Regulator-Ready Atomic AI Agents

Vivox AI has raised £1.3 million in its first funding round to accelerate product development and scale its enterprise platform for AI-powered AML and KYB/KYC operations.

Vivox AI is proud to announce the successful closing of its £1.3 million pre-seed funding round. This capital injection will accelerate the development of our enterprise platform and scale our regulator-ready "atomic" AI agents for financial crime compliance.
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Backed by Industry Leaders

The round includes a prestigious group of strategic investors and fintech veterans, including:

  • Axel Weber and Dan Cobley.
  • Senior executives from Barclays.
  • The co-founder of Onfido and Kos Stiskin.
  • Startup Wise Guys, Venture Together, and James Janis Berdigans.
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The "Atomic" Advantage

Unlike general-purpose AI, Vivox AI’s architecture is built on specialized, auditable agents. This modular structure allows financial institutions to deploy AI within production environments while maintaining full accountability and governance.

Our governed self-learning layer ensures that agents continuously improve through supervised feedback from experienced analysts, preserving the explainability required by global regulators and the EU AI Act.

Conclusion

Vivox AI is building a future where compliance teams supervise intelligent systems rather than performing repetitive manual tasks.

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