Eunice, a company building due diligence infrastructure for regulated markets, has raised $8m (£6m) in a new funding round.
The London-based group was founded off the back of the rise of alternative digital asset trading. Eunice aims to standardise the assessment and documentation of regulated digital asset investments.
Already working with companies include Coinbase, Crypto.com, Copper and Zodia Custody, Eunice deploys AI agent to deliver assessments on trading.
“When decision-making in alternative assets is opaque, risk doesn’t disappear – it just becomes invisible until it isn’t,” said Yi Luo, founder and chief executive of Eunice.
“As these markets grow more complex and more visible, institutions need to show not just what they decided, but how. We’re building the infrastructure that makes that process structured, transparent and defensible – without stripping away professional judgement.”
Eunice recently also contributed to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)’s regulatory sandbox looking at digital asset disclosure.
The funding round was led by Moonfire Ventures and Speedinvest and included participation from Openspace Ventures and angel backers.
“Eunice represents the next generation of vertical AI startups that redefine how critical work is done in regulated markets,” said Mattias Ljungman, founder and managing partner at Moonfire Ventures.
“In a world where “general-purpose AI is moving into verticals, advantage comes from systems that embed regulatory logic, accountability and domain workflow. Eunice is codifying how regulated institutions operate. That depth of integration, combined with strong early traction and deep domain expertise, positions it to lead the market.”