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Tangos AI

2 stories about Tangos AI

Financial crime has industrialized. Investigation hasn't.

25.07.26|Eyal Azoulay

Criminal networks now operate at global scale with specialized teams, AI and digital infrastructure, while many financial institutions still investigate suspicious activity through fragmented, manual processes.

After three exits, Eyal Azoulay raises $20 million Seed to automate financial crime investigations

07.07.26|Meir Orbach

Tangos AI is building AI agents to replace the labor-intensive process of investigating suspicious transactions.