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Curvestone AI raises $4m in seed funding

Curvestone AI raises $4m in seed funding
Anna Sagar
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December 4, 2025
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December 4, 2025

Curvestone AI has raised $4m (£3.4m) in seed funding led by MTech Capital to back its mission to make “automation truly reliable”.

Curvestone AI is a workflow automation platform aimed at the financial services, legal and insurance sectors. It works with all large language models (LLMs) and integrates with existing systems so teams do not have to adopt new workflows.

The firm said the funding would “accelerate product development and go-to-market expansion” and position it as the “trusted automation layer for agentic AI in regulated sectors”.

The company was recently selected by Pivotal Group to introduce artificial intelligence (AI)-powered compliance automation across its mortgage services.

Dawid Kotur, co-founder and CEO of Curvestone AI, said: “In regulated industries, quality and scale have always been at odds. You can review everything and go broke, or cut corners and hope for the best. AI that actually works changes that equation by handling routine validation at scale while humans focus on the complex cases that need expert judgement.”

Kevin McLoughlin, partner at MTech Capital, who is joining Curvestone AI’s board, continued: “We have recently seen a lot of AI start-ups focused on automating workflows. Curvestone is solving the hard technical problem of automating complex workflows while achieving high accuracy, and accuracy is paramount in regulated industries like financial services.

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“While many AI start-ups are burning a lot of capital, we were impressed by the fact the founders bootstrapped to profitability before taking any outside funding. Their solution works across financial services, legal, and insurance, particularly for compliance workflows that desperately need automation. The early traction they’re seeing validates real market demand.”