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Jumio

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“Can a reusable, cross-customer identity graph replace point-in-time KYC as the compliance layer of the internet?”

Founded2010
HQSunnyvale, California, USA
FoundersDaniel Mattes
Total raised$205M+ (disclosed)
Latest roundSeries D, $150M (2021)
IndustryInfrastructure / KYC
The story

Founded 2010 as a mobile ID/card scanning company (Netverify). Near-failure and Chapter 11 in 2016 followed by Centana buyout reset the company as a pure-play identity verification / eKYC vendor. Since 2021 Series D, Jumio has expanded from point-in-time verification to a continuous 'identity intelligence' platform, adding biometrics, liveness detection, AML screening, orchestration, and a cross-customer Identity Graph — competing directly with Onfido, Persona, Sumsub and Veriff for regulated fintech, iGaming and crypto onboarding.

Last 12 months
2025-04
2026
Product timeline
2010
Founded by Daniel Mattes; card and ID scanning products for mobile· launch
2016
Filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy; acquired by Centana Growth Partners· acquisition
2016
Stephen Stuut becomes CEO; raises $15M from Millennium Technology Value Partners· funding
2021
Raises $150M as verified identities cross 300M on the platform· funding
2025
Launches Cross-Transaction Risk (Jumio Identity Reputation suite)· product
2026
Launches selfie.DONE reusable identity· product
The stack
1 layer disclosed in Jumio’s embedded-finance stack
KYC
Jumio (in-house)IdwallJumio
Accounting gap: none

Jumio — frequently asked

Which KYC provider does Jumio use?

Jumio uses Jumio (in-house), Idwall and Jumio for KYC and identity verification.

Who founded Jumio?

Jumio was founded by Daniel Mattes and is founded in 2010, headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, USA.

How much funding has Jumio raised?

Jumio has raised $205M+ (disclosed) in total (latest round: Series D, $150M (2021)).

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