Didit Raises $2M Funding To Build The Infrastructure For Identity And Fraud
May 27, 2026 | By Team SR

Didit, a Barcelona-based startup building reusable digital identity and automated identity verification infrastructure, has raised approximately $2 million in seed funding.
SUMMARY
- Didit, a Barcelona-based startup building reusable digital identity and automated identity verification infrastructure, has raised approximately $2 million in seed funding.
The round included participation from Y Combinator, Saasholic, Hypersphere, Roar VC, Masia VC, and a group of international angel investors.
Part of the Y Combinator Winter 2026 batch, the company plans to use the capital to strengthen its position in the identity verification market, introduce new user management and authentication capabilities and expand its engineering team while continuing its path toward profitability.
Founded in 2023 and led by co-founders Alberto (CEO) and Alejandro (CTO) Didit offers decentralized identity and fraud infrastructure aimed at replacing manual verification processes and password based systems with automated digital credentials.
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Its platform combines artificial intelligence with customizable workflows to deliver instant identity and compliance checks across global regulatory standards.
Through a single API, businesses can integrate services including KYC, KYB, biometrics, AML screening and real-time transaction monitoring into adaptable verification flows.
Didit supports more than 1,000 data sources and enables companies to configure identity and fraud processes that evolve with product requirements.
Since launching its core platform, the startup reports more than 20% month-over-month revenue growth while maintaining a lean operating structure and strong user retention across Europe and Latin America.
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