Casca Lands $29M Series A to Accelerate AI-Powered Loan Origination

The company will use the funding to expand its team, scale operations and make its platform more accessible to banks and financial institutions.

Published on Aug. 20, 2025
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Ashley Bowden | Aug 20, 2025

Casca, a San Francisco-based financial services company, announced it raised $29 million in a Series A funding round led by Canapi Ventures, bringing its total funding to $33 million. Founded in 2023, Casca bills itself as the first AI-native loan origination platform. The company says it can process commercial loans up to 30 times faster than industry averages.

Casca leverages responsible AI and bank-grade underwriting to simplify and accelerate commercial lending, serving major U.S. Small Business Administration lenders and FDIC-insured banks. Its platform is designed to fully automate the commercial loan process, offering financial institutions faster funding speeds and data-driven insights.

With the new funding, Casca plans to scale operations, expand hiring and accelerate go-to-market initiatives. It will expand its platform’s reach to more financial institutions and strengthen its team of engineers and product builders. 

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