EverC and G2 Risk Solutions to merge
Israeli and American firms combine forces to tackle digital fraud with AI-driven solutions.
The Israeli company EverC, which develops technology to prevent online fraud, is merging with the American firm G2 Risk Solutions (G2RS), Calcalist has learned. The transaction is expected to close in the third quarter of 2025, pending fulfillment of customary closing conditions. Terms of the deal have not been disclosed.
This marks the second significant deal in the risk management space this week, following the acquisition of Israeli company Mirato, which also operates in the field.
The merger represents a major milestone for both companies, long active in the digital payments risk management space, and combines AI-driven innovation with broad market reach. The resulting company is expected to become the largest and most profitable player in the sector, serving banks, clearinghouses, digital platforms, and online marketplaces worldwide.
EverC’s advanced AI capabilities are expected to accelerate innovation within the combined entity, enabling comprehensive, data-driven solutions to address a growing range of risks in digital commerce.
EverC currently employs around 110 people, most of them at its Tel Aviv development center, with additional presence in the U.S. and Europe. All employees are expected to remain with the company following the merger, and the Israeli R&D center will continue to play a central role in technological development.
The current headcount follows a 10% workforce reduction carried out last year.
EverC’s technology detects fraud on e-commerce platforms, including money laundering, human trafficking, scams targeting the elderly, and counterfeit pharmaceuticals. Its customers include financial institutions, payment service providers, and major online merchants that are under regulatory and ethical pressure to proactively detect fraud.
The company was founded in 2007. Its investors include Red Dot Capital Partners, Maor Partners, Viola Ventures, Joey Low, Arbor Ventures, and American Express Ventures. The current CEO is Ariel Tiger.
G2 Risk Solutions was itself formed through the merger of G2 Web Services (merchant risk), Lundquist Consulting (bankruptcy data), and Fintellix (regulatory and financial intelligence). That consolidation created a strong U.S.-based risk management firm with broad domain expertise across the financial ecosystem.
