Taktile builds an agentic decision platform for banks and insurers to design, monitor, and automate high-stakes risk workflows such as credit underwriting, claims, fraud, KYC/AML, and onboarding. Its platform uses AI agents that operate under business-owner control to carry out risk tasks, enabling automated decision-making while keeping governance and oversight in the hands of financial institutions. The product is geared toward regulated finance and is designed to integrate into existing workflows, providing monitoring, automation, and control over AI-driven decisions. Taktile differentiates itself by focusing on regulated financial use cases and offering agents that are under business-owner control, backed by a track record with notable customers and significant funding to scale in the US, Europe, and LATAM. The company's goal is to deepen AI solutions for regulated finance and expand its footprint across major markets.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Series C
Total Funding
$188.8M
Headquarters
Berlin, Germany
Founded
2020
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Taktile, a Berlin-based decision platform for financial services, has raised $190 million in total funding, including a recent $120 million Series C led by Goldman Sachs. The company serves customers across 27 countries. Taktile's platform combines a decision engine, data marketplace, and agent platform to automate critical banking decisions like onboarding, KYC, credit underwriting, fraud detection, and transaction monitoring. The company initially launched as a horizontal MLOps platform in 2020 but pivoted after major tech companies released competing products. Co-founder and CEO Maik Taro Wehmeyer says AI agents now outperform humans at specific tasks like financial spreading for SMB underwriting, a process that failed to automate for three years until recently. However, the company maintains human oversight for final decisions, particularly in regulated areas like anti-money laundering. The company gained attention for placing a 300-pound bronze lobster statue in front of Wall Street's Charging Bull, generating 20 million views on social media.
Taktile appoints James Broadhead as new CTO. Taktile co-founder and current chief product and technology officer Maximilian Eber will assume the role of president to focus on the company's strategic direction, with the company's VP of product Thomas Piani promoted to CPO. September 21, 2026 Taktile, an agentic decisioning platform based in New York, US, has appointed James Broadhead as its new chief technology officer (CTO), effective immediately. Taktile co-founder and current chief product and technology officer Maximilian Eber will assume the role of president to focus on the company's strategic direction, with the company's VP of product Thomas Piani promoted to CPO. Broadhead arrives from data and AI company Databricks, where he spent the past year integrating technology from Neon following its 2025 acquisition. He previously served as VP of engineering at Neon, while his earlier career includes leadership positions in software and engineering at Twitter (now X), BSB, and MongoDB. Taktile CEO and co-founder Maik Taro Wehmeyer states that Broadhead's "extensive background and expertise in engineering will take Taktile to the next level in powering mission-critical financial decisions at scale with AI". Operating from Dublin, Ireland, Broadhead will lead Taktile's engineering teams and infrastructure development. The platform currently powers "hundreds of millions of decisions" for over 200 customers, including Monzo, Allianz, and Mercury, says Taktile. Among his priorities is expanding the fintech's tech unit. Broadhead notes on LinkedIn that following the company's recent $110 million Series C funding round, Taktile is recruiting engineers across Berlin, London, Iași, and Dublin. Reporter, FinTech Futures Cameron Emanuel-Burns, a reporter at FinTech Futures, is dedicated to enhancing the accessibility of fintech for a broader audience. He has contributed articles to various media platforms and possesses a strong interest in all aspects of fintech. Prior to his involvement in the financial industry, Emanuel-Burns worked in the podcasting field, where he held editorial, hosting,and production positions for renowned production companies, covering diverse topics. With a research master's degree in conflict analysis, he conducted a study on the influence of anti-refugee policies on extremism.
Taktile, a leader in AI transformation for financial institutions, has appointed James Broadhead as chief technology officer. Based in Dublin, Broadhead brings nearly 15 years of software engineering experience from companies including Databricks, X (Twitter), Neon and MongoDB. At Neon, Broadhead led engineering through exponential growth, more than tripling company revenue before its acquisition by Databricks. He will oversee Taktile's engineering teams and systems as the company scales amid growing AI adoption in regulated industries. Alongside the appointment, Taktile co-founder Maximilian Eber will transition from chief product and technology officer to president, focusing on strategic direction. Thomas Piani has been promoted to chief product officer after leading product and design teams for over two years.
Bolstering its Executive Team, Taktile Welcomes Engineering Powerhouse James Broadhead as CTO TMCnet News [September 16, 2026] | / | Bolstering its Executive Team, Taktile Welcomes Engineering Powerhouse James Broadhead as CTO Taktile, the leader in AI transformation for financial institutions, today announced it has hired engineering veteran James Broadhead as its chief technology officer. Broadhead, who is based in Dublin, Ireland, most recently worked at Databricks and brings nearly 15 years of experience in software engineering and development, including at X (Twitter), Neon and MongoDB. At Neon, Broadhead led engineering through exponential growth of the platform driven by Agentic software development, more than tripling company revenue before its acquisition by Databricks. "Taktile is growing rapidly across global markets, and James' leadership will be instrumental as we expand our R&D function and global footprint," said Taktile CEO and co-founder Maik Taro Wehmeyer. "James' extensive background and expertise in engineering will take Taktile to the next level in powering mission-critical financial decisions at scale with AI." Alongside this appointment, Taktile co-founder and current chief product and technology officer Maximilian Eber will assume the role of president to focus on the company's strategic direction. In addition, Thomas Piani, who has been leading Taktile's product and design teams for over two years, is being promoted to chief product officer. "James is the right leader to take the helm of our engineering team," said Taktile co-founder Maximilian Eber. "He knows what it takes to build technology for the world's most demanding enterprises, and his experience offers a unique perspective on how products nee to evolve as AI agents reliably take on more complex decisions in financial services." In his capacity as chief technology officer, Broadhead will oversee Taktile's engineering teams and systems, ensuring the company is equipped to scale as highly regulated industries accelerate AI adoption and navigate increasingly complex compliance requirements at scale. "I am thrilled to join Taktile at such a pivotal moment to help architect the best AI infrastructure for today's financial institutions," said Broadhead, Taktile CTO. "Taktile has built a modern, cloud-native serverless platform that is already proven in production with leading financial enterprises. I'm excited to build on that foundation and help Taktile usher in the next era of AI for banking and insurance where reproducibility, reliability and efficiency at scale matter most." More than 200 customers use Taktile to power hundreds of millions of decisions, deploying AI across highly regulated financial workflows. This appointment follows Taktile's strong growth trajectory, including its recent $110 million Series C led by Goldman Sachs, and advances its mission to power AI transformation in financial institutions. About Taktile Taktile enables banks and insurers to transform into AI-native organizations that are increasingly powered by autonomous agents. With its modular Agentic Decision Platform, customers combine AI agents, rules, relevant context, and human oversight to safely automate and optimize their decisions-approving more customers, reimbursing claims instantly, and financing every business worth funding. Founded in 2020, Taktile powers millions of decisions daily for institutions including Allianz, Mercury, Monzo, and Faire. With offices in New York, London, Berlin, São Paulo, and Ia?i, the company has raised $184M from Goldman Sachs Growth Equity, Index Ventures, Tiger Global, Balderton Capital, and Y Combinator. Learn more at taktile.com. View source version on businesswire.com: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260915003761/en/ [ Back To TMCnet.com's Homepage] |
Taktile secures $110M Series C for financial services AI. Taktile has raised a $110 million Series C round led by Goldman Sachs Asset Management, with participation from Balderton, Index Ventures, Tiger Global, Y Combinator, and DIG Ventures. The company provides an AI-powered decisioning platform that helps financial institutions automate high-stakes decisions across areas such as fraud prevention, credit underwriting, and insurance claims. "What we want every financial institution to know is this: AI models now work reliably enough to automate the high-stakes decisions that define performance in banking and insurance," the company said in a LinkedIn post. Founded in 2020, Taktile works with financial institutions looking to modernize decision-making processes and improve customer experiences through automation. The company positions its platform as a way to replace slow, manual workflows, including outdated claims processes and lengthy credit decisions. The company, which employs more than 200 people, had previously raised $78.7 million in funding. Bottom Line: See Allianz: Get Coverager to your inbox. A really good email covering top news. By Shefi Ben-Hutta · Feb 28, 2025