Sekura.id Secures Funding For Global Expansion
Sekura.id Secures Funding For Global Expansion. Sekura.id is thrilled to announce a major investment by a prominent South African Investment company.
Sekura.id is delighted that with this significant backing, it can accelerate its already impressive global reach enabling secure, seamless authentication and passwordless mobile identity and fraud prevention solutions across six continents. Many potential investors have courted Sekura.id’s senior management team in recent months and is delighted that this very selective investor is the perfect fit for the company and will not only bolster its stellar growth but also form a strong, ongoing partnership supporting Sekura.id’s evolution.
Markets that Sekura.id will be focusing on in the next six months are the United States, India, and sub-Saharan Africa where Sekura.id sees significant mobile penetration, coupled with its existing market in Europe where it has seen immense growth over the last six months.
Sekura.id CEO, Mark Harvey, said, “It’s massively exciting to have experienced Sekura’s extraordinary growth so far and with this investment, we will be increasing the size of our team in multiple geographies and building on our work creating the next exciting iteration of mobile identity frameworks. It will allow Sekura to expand into new territories, increase our product portfolio, support more mobile network operators in opening their networks to more customers, and enable us to work closer with our trusted partners.”
“In these somewhat turbulent times for our industry with other firms retrenching, this investment is a catalyst and a testament to how vital mobile identity is, and will continue to be; fraud is becoming more sophisticated, especially with generative AI, and the Sekura API Framework (SAFr) is a mobile solution that humanises identity for millions in a world where the consumer expects the service provider to be responsible for their security. Sekura’s commitment to making the world a SAFr place will continue at pace.” Harvey continued.
