CertifID, a Michigan-based company focused on preventing wire fraud in real estate transactions, has raised $47.5 million in a Series C funding round.
The investment was led by Centana Growth Partners, with continued backing from Arthur Ventures.
The funding will support CertifID’s efforts to enhance its capabilities in identity verification, transaction monitoring, and secure payments. It will also be used to further invest in the human expertise behind its fraud prevention services.
Founded and led by CEO Tyler Adams, CertifID offers a platform that helps title companies, law firms, lenders, real estate professionals, and homebuyers reduce the risk of wire fraud. The company combines AI-driven threat detection with insurance coverage and recovery services to protect against financial loss during transactions.
As real estate scams continue to grow more sophisticated, the company integrates both software automation and expert oversight to address fraud risks across the entire transaction lifecycle.
Prior to this round, CertifID raised $12.5 million in Series A and $20 million in Series B funding.
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