Incognia is a San Jose-based company that provides location identity solutions to verify users and secure accounts across the digital journey. Its platform offers customizable risk analysis and actionable insights, device tamper detection, advanced location spoofing prevention, tamper-proof location verification, and phishing-resistant, frictionless account security. Led by CEO André Ferraz, Incognia intends to use the $31M Series B proceeds to continue developing digital identity signals and to expand its presence in North America, Europe, and EMEA. The company also plans to enter new verticals including consumer internet, financial services, and eCommerce. Since its last funding in June 2022, Incognia says it has tripled revenue and delivered six times the return on investment to its clients. Incognia has a dedicated team across four offices worldwide, including San Jose and New York in the U.S., and São Paulo and Recife in Brazil. Incognia builds a privacy-first location identity that uses anonymized location signals and device motion sensors to silently recognize trusted users and reduce fraud without adding user friction. Its technology creates a location-based identity or "location fingerprint" that the company says is 10× more accurate than FaceID and has a false acceptance rate of less than 1 in 17 million. Incognia's solution is deployed in over 200 million devices and the company reports protecting more than 200 million mobile users across more than 20 countries within 18 months of launching in the U.S. The product targets industries including fintech, crypto, gaming, delivery and social to enable zero-factor authentication and improved fraud prevention. Incognia is privately held and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, with teams in New York and Brazil. The company raised new capital to support continued growth and broader adoption of its mobile identity platform.

Total raised

$47M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Jan 2024