Utrecht-based firm Roseman Labs, which develops a platform for secure, collaborative analysis of encrypted data, has secured €5 million in a Series A round to scale its Trusted Collective Intelligence platform and grow strategic partnerships for secure data collaboration.
- Launched in 2020 by Roderick Rodenburg, Toon Segers, and Niek J. Bouman, Roseman Labs develops a Trusted Collective Intelligence platform that enables organizations to perform computations directly on encrypted data.
- Using advanced multi-party computation (MPC), the platform allows institutions in healthcare, national security, and financial services to analyze sensitive data collaboratively without exposing raw records, maintaining full privacy, regulatory compliance, and data sovereignty.
- Its technology supports real-time insights across multiple organizations, unlocking isolated data for secure AI and collaborative decision-making while keeping control fully in the hands of data owners.
Details of the deal
- The Series A round was led by G+D Ventures, a venture capital firm that supports early-stage European TrustTech startups, promoting innovations that build and protect trust in society.
"Supporting companies that advance trust is at the core of our mission at G+D Ventures. After years of research in privacy-enhancing technologies, we see Roseman Labs as uniquely positioned to deliver high-performance, secure private computing that is practical and easy to adopt by organizations," claims Alberto Pérez Arranz, Investment Manager G+D Ventures.
- The funding also saw support from Swiss Post Ventures, Mozilla Ventures, and NGS Capital. Existing investors Matterwave, Spacewalk, and NP-Hard Ventures also participated.
- Roseman Labs will use the new €5 million Series A funding to expand commercial growth across Europe, including the UK and the US, scale its Trusted Collective Intelligence platform, and build strategic partnerships with governments, enterprises, and integrators focused on secure, privacy-preserving data collaboration.
“We were deliberate in choosing investors who bring deep expertise in Banking and National Security - areas central to our mission. G+D Ventures, the venture capital arm of Giesecke+Devrient, trusted by 145 central banks worldwide, leads this round with deep expertise in digital security and financial platforms," explains Roderick Rodenburg, CEO of Roseman Labs.
