Fraud Loss Prevention Platform Casap Raises $25M Series A

The capital will help the software company deepen its AI investments and expand its platform to more areas in the payments lifecycle.

Written by Ashley Bowden
Published on Aug. 12, 2025
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Rose Velazquez | Aug 12, 2025

Casap, a software company serving financial institutions, announced $25 million in a Series A funding round led by Emergence. The company works to prevent first-party fraud, a scheme where customers dispute legitimate transactions.

Casap’s technology leverages AI agents to automate the entire dispute process and help mitigate fraud losses. Its platform analyzes evidence and generates a fraud score, flagging any suspicious behavior before a financial institution initiates a refund. 

The new funding enables Casap to expand its proprietary fraud scoring engine, deepen its investment in AI-powered decision making and develop an intelligence layer for post-transaction risk. It’s working to expand its solution to other use cases across the payments lifecycle.

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