Tradeverifyd Secures $4 Million to Enhance AI Supply Chain Platform

May 21, 2025
Tradeverifyd has secured $4 million in additional Series A funding from SJF Ventures to enhance its AI-powered supply chain risk management platform, according to a press release. The funding aims to help enterprises navigate global trade challenges.
Tradeverifyd Secures $4 Million to Enhance AI Supply Chain Platform

Tradeverifyd has secured $4 million in additional Series A funding from SJF Ventures, announced in a press release. The funding will be used to enhance Tradeverifyd's AI-powered platform, which helps enterprises identify, assess, and mitigate supply chain risks.

The platform employs predictive intelligence and real-time monitoring to provide deep visibility into supply chains, allowing businesses to anticipate and address disruptions. This additional funding builds on an $8 million Series A round completed in January, reflecting the platform's growing importance for global enterprises.

Tradeverifyd's technology has proven effective in building resilient supply chains for major global enterprises and government agencies, such as the Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Customs and Border Protection. The platform's capabilities have enabled companies to avoid significant costs and improve operational efficiency.

The new investment will support Tradeverifyd in expanding its go-to-market team and increasing customer support to meet the rising demand for its solutions, particularly among large enterprises.

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