Startup profile for Eisen: latest funding, latest known valuation, total disclosed funding, investors, status, sources, and why the company is interesting. Part of the Venture Capital Tracker startup directory.

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Eisen funding, valuation and investors

AI-enabled compliance ops infrastructure for escheatment, disbursement, and 1099 reporting.

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Funding, valuation & investors

Answer-first snapshot

Latest funding

Series A

$10M · May 2026

Latest known valuation

Not publicly disclosed

Total disclosed equity funding

$19M

Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.

Current status

private

series a · New York, New York

Investors in latest funding

Lead: MissionOG

Other: Index Ventures , Cowboy Ventures , First Round Capital

Sources: latest funding Last verified: 2026-07-25

Overview

Eisen is a compliance operations infrastructure company for fintechs and financial institutions holding customer funds. Its platform replaces spreadsheets and disconnected vendors with software applying state-by-state escheatment, disbursement, and 1099 reporting rules. Raised $18.5M in May 2026 — $10M Series A led by MissionOG and previously unannounced $8.5M seed led by Index Ventures with Cowboy Ventures, First Round, Homebrew, and Restive participating. Monitors ~$16B in balances across ~50 companies including Adyen, Binance.US, BitGo, and OKX.

Why Eisen is interesting

Eisen prevented 31%+ of at-risk assets from state escheatment in 2025 — Cowboy and Index in seed before MissionOG-led Series A as fintech compliance ops becomes infrastructure.

Product & use cases

AI-enabled platform for escheatment compliance, fund disbursement, and 1099 reporting — integrating 50-state regulatory rules into daily account operations.

  • Automating dormant-account monitoring and escheatment prevention
  • Large-scale account closure and disbursement workflows
  • 1099 tax reporting compliance for fintech account products

Key facts

  • May 2026: $18.5M total — $10M Series A (MissionOG) + $8.5M seed (Index) (Eisen blog)
  • Monitors ~$16B across ~50 companies including Adyen, Binance.US, BitGo, OKX
  • Prevented 31%+ of at-risk assets from state escheatment in 2025

Funding history (newest first)

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Competitive landscape

Edge: Proactive compliance ops vs. reactive reporting — catches dormancy risk before assets escheat to states.

Escheatment compliance is fragmented across 50 states — fintechs and crypto platforms face growing dormant-account liability. Eisen sells infrastructure layer; moat is regulatory coverage breadth and customer integrations.

  • Manual compliance teams incumbent

    Spreadsheets and institutional memory; Eisen replaces with software.

  • Keane (Inmar) incumbent

    Traditional unclaimed property service providers.

  • Compliance vendors adjacent

    Point solutions for escheatment without full ops integration.

  • Internal bank compliance incumbent

    Large banks build in-house; Eisen targets fintechs and crypto.

Notable stories

  • CEO Allen Osgood built Eisen after seeing fintech customers lose user assets to state escheatment — assets converted to escheatable property trigger tax events users can't avoid (Eisen blog, May 2026).

Industries

Fintech Enterprise SaaS AI & Machine Learning

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FAQs about Eisen

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Compliance ops infrastructure for escheatment, disbursement, and 1099 reporting across fintech and financial institutions.
MissionOG led Series A. Index (/fund/index-ventures) led seed. Cowboy (/fund/cowboy-ventures) and First Round (/fund/first-round) participated.
State laws requiring financial institutions to transfer dormant account assets to state custody after inactivity periods.
Adyen, Binance.US, BitGo, OKX, PeoplesBank among ~50 companies per May 2026 announcement.
May 2026 — $18.5M total ($10M Series A + $8.5M seed).
Eisen integrates rules into daily ops proactively; traditional vendors often handle reactive filing.
Not publicly disclosed.
New York City.
No.
Crypto platforms holding customer funds face same unclaimed property rules as traditional fintechs.

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