Fisent Technologies has raised $4.3 million in venture funding to expand its AI-powered process automation platform for regulated enterprises. The round was led by FINTOP, with continued participation from strategic investor Pegasystems, bringing Fisent’s total funding to $6.3 million.

The investment will support the company’s enterprise go-to-market efforts, customer deployment capabilities, product development, and partnerships. FINTOP Partner John Philpott will also join Fisent’s Board of Directors.

Moving GenAI From Experiments to Enterprise Workflows

Fisent focuses on a challenge facing regulated businesses: turning unstructured information into automated processes without removing the controls and reliability required in industries such as banking, insurance, and wealth management.

Its BizAI platform uses agentic AI to understand and process content within complex enterprise workflows. The company recently introduced BizAI Studio, allowing non-technical teams to build and refine automation workflows without relying entirely on IT teams.

The approach is designed for processes that have traditionally required manual review and specialist judgement, while operating within the systems and controls already used by enterprises.

Scaling Adoption Among Large Financial Institutions

Fisent’s latest funding follows strong recent growth. The company says revenue increased 206% year over year in 2025, while net revenue retention reached 173% and customer churn remained at zero for the third consecutive year.

In 2026, Fisent secured its first Fortune 50 customer and expects to add several more by the end of the year. The new capital will help the company expand its enterprise presence while increasing distribution through technology and workflow partners.

Key takeaways for fintech startups

Fisent’s raise highlights where enterprise AI is creating opportunities in regulated financial services. Key lessons include:

• Enterprise AI adoption depends on reliability, governance, and integration.
  
  
• Strong expansion within existing customers can be as important as new customer acquisition.
  
  
• Partnerships can provide an important distribution channel for specialised fintech infrastructure.

As regulated industries move from AI experimentation toward production deployment, fintechs that can combine automation with enterprise-grade controls are well positioned to capture demand. Contact us to explore how Your Fintech Story can support your fintech strategy and growth.