Dutch Firm Sygno Receives Investment From TIN Capital And ROM Utrecht Region

TIN Capital, founded in 1998, is one of Europe’s top investors in cybersecurity. Since 2018, it has backed promising startups through the Dutch Security TechFund, and more recently launched the European Cyber Tech Fund V, which targets Series A and B investments in European scale-ups with global potential. The final closing of this fund is expected in Q3 2025.

“Following our investment through the Dutch Security Tech Fund in Sygno, we’re pleased that ROM Utrecht Region is now contributing to Sygno’s international growth,” says Roel Reijnen, Partner at TIN Capital. “Financial institutions can significantly improve their approach to fraud and money laundering, and Sygno enables this without requiring changes to existing systems. This low-barrier approach is what makes Sygno successful.”

Dutch startup Sygno will use its latest funding to further develop its explainable AI models, designed to help financial institutions detect suspicious transactions faster and more accurately.

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Financial organisations are under pressure to prevent financial crime using AI but must also meet strict regulations. They need full control over their data and clear, trustworthy decision-making models—yet face a shortage of skilled AI and machine learning professionals.

Led by Sjoerd Slot, Sygno addresses this challenge by offering AI-powered solutions that enhance existing transaction monitoring systems.

Its models are explainable, automatically generated, and run directly on clients’ systems, ensuring data stays secure and decisions remain transparent.

With Sygno’s technology, institutions can reduce compliance burdens, catch fraud earlier, and operate more efficiently—without needing deep in-house AI expertise.

“The investment from TIN Capital and ROM Utrecht Region contributes to the further strengthening of Sygno’s technology and market approach,” said Sjoerd Slot, CEO of Sygno. “The support from these partners underscores the importance of reliable, ethical, and European alternatives within the AI sector.”

About Sygno

Sygno is a fintech company based in Leusden, Netherlands, using AI to improve fraud and anti-money laundering (AML) monitoring. Founded in 2021, Sygno helps financial institutions detect suspicious activity by using machine learning to understand normal customer behavior. This approach makes it easier to spot unusual transactions, reduce false alarms, and boost both accuracy and efficiency in compliance processes.