Didit Raises €2 Million Seed Funding to Build Privacy-First Digital…

Team S · 2026-05-26T15:17:05.000Z

Spanish identity verification startup Didit has secured €2 million in seed funding to accelerate development of its privacy-focused digital identity and KYC infrastructure platform. The round was led by JME Ventures, with participation from Lanai Ventures, OSS Capital, and several strategic angel investors focused on cybersecurity, fintech, and digital trust technologies. Founded by Sergio García and Alberto Rodríguez, Didit develops decentralized identity verification systems that allow users to securely prove identity online without repeatedly sharing sensitive personal data across platforms. The company combines biometric verification, reusable digital credentials, AI-powered fraud detection, and blockchain-based trust infrastructure to streamline onboarding and compliance workflows. The startup says its platform is designed to help fintechs, crypto platforms, marketplaces, gaming companies, and enterprise platforms comply with increasingly strict KYC and AML regulations while improving user privacy and reducing onboarding friction. Didit positions itself as a next-generation digital identity layer aligned with Europe’s evolving eIDAS 2.0 and digital wallet frameworks. According to the company, the fresh capital will support engineering expansion, AI fraud prevention systems, product development, and broader European rollout of its reusable identity infrastructure. The startup is increasingly targeting sectors where secure identity verification, trust, and regulatory compliance are becoming mission-critical digital infrastructure components. The funding highlights rising investor interest in decentralized identity systems, AI-powered trust infrastructure, privacy-preserving authentication, and digital compliance technologies as online fraud and regulatory requirements continue to grow globally.

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