Identity verification and synthetic fraud detection for financial institutions
SentiLink operates a fraud and identity risk platform serving banks, credit unions, and fintech companies at account opening and beyond. The stack is data-heavy—Python, Go, PostgreSQL, Redshift, Airflow, Dagster, and MLflow—reflecting an ML-first approach to fraud detection. Hiring velocity is accelerating with sales (69 roles) nearly matching engineering and data combined (86 roles), signaling a shift from product-led to sales-driven growth as the company scales its institution customer base.
Notable leadership hires: Product GTM Lead, AI Process Lead, Chief of Staff, Head of Growth
SentiLink prevents synthetic fraud, identity theft, and first-party fraud for financial institutions and fintech platforms. Founded in 2017 and based in San Francisco, the company has raised $85M and serves a customer base spanning the largest U.S. banks, credit unions, and fintech companies. The platform combines identity resolution across distributed data sources with machine learning models trained by risk analysts. Core workflow areas include account-opening fraud detection, an investigation product sold separately to institutions, and emerging vertical playbooks tailored to specific financial segments. The company operates across the United States and India.
Core languages are Go and Python. Data infrastructure includes PostgreSQL, Redshift, and Hadoop; orchestration via Airflow, Dagster, and Prefect; ML via MLflow. Deployment on AWS with Kubernetes, monitoring via Datadog, Grafana, and Prometheus.
Active projects include identity resolution at scale, vertical playbooks for specific financial use cases, fraud detection in consumer applications, an investigation product, AI governance frameworks, and an internal data acquisition and structuring platform.
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