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Alloy (identity risk company)

Alloy is a New York-based identity risk management software company founded in 2015 that provides banks and fintech companies with a platform for customer identity, fraud and compliance decisions.

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Founding

Alloy was founded in 2015 by Tommy Nicholas, Laura SpiekermanLaura SpiekermanLaura Spiekerman is co-founder and president of Alloy, a U.S. fintech company that provides identity risk and fraud management for banks and fintech companies.Open the full entry and Charles Hearn, primarily to fix an online bank account onboarding process in which many applications required manual review.⁠[1][2]

Series C

Just over a year earlier Alloy had raised a $40 million Series B; Overdorff had first invested as an angel in Alloy’s Series A in 2019.⁠[1]

The company said it had more than 200 clients, including Ally Bank, HMBradley, Gemini and Ramp; that revenue had more than tripled and headcount had grown 140% in less than a year; and that its platform connected to more than 85 data sources, with transaction monitoring added over the previous year.⁠[3]

CEO Tommy Nicholas said: “We want to make building a fintech product as easy as building an ecommerce product”.⁠[3]

Agentic AI and Customer Base

In January 2026 Alloy launched perpetual KYB (pKYB) in the UK and Europe, re-running business checks when ownership or registry changes occur.⁠[4]

On July 15, 2026, Alloy said that more than 900 financial institutions and fintechs used its identity and fraud prevention platform; in the first half of the year it moved agentic AI into production and launched AI Assistant, an agentic tool embedded in its risk and identity infrastructure that automates investigation and compliance work.⁠[4]

Business and Leadership

Alloy provides identity risk management for financial institutions and fintech companies and is headquartered in New York.⁠[2]

Its leadership team includes CEO Tommy Nicholas, President Laura Spiekerman, CTO Charles Hearn, Chief People Officer Kim Nguyen, Chief Operating Officer and Chief Product Officer Parilee Wang, and Chief Marketing Officer Kathryn Cook.⁠[2]

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Sources

  1. Alloy raises $100M at a $1.35B valuation to help banks and fintechs fight fraud with its API-based platform (opens in a new window)
  2. About Our Company (opens in a new window)
  3. Alloy Secures $100M In Series C Funding Led by Lightspeed Venture Partners, Bringing Valuation to $1.35B (opens in a new window)
  4. Alloy Reports Strong First Half of 2026 With Agentic AI Momentum and Over 900 Fintech and Financial Institution Customers (opens in a new window)