Travizory Border Security offers a modular Visitor Management Platform and market-leading facial biometric electronic Travel Authorisation, eVisa and API-PNR systems to digitize and secure border control. Its solutions aim to eliminate paper-based passports and reduce wait times for travellers while enhancing government border security. The Government of Seychelles has used Travizory technology since 2020, achieving an 84% reduction in passenger processing times and creating a biometric corridor capable of processing over 30 passengers per minute, which helped the airport attain Level 1 ACI Accreditation. The company reports successful implementations across East Africa, the Indian Ocean, Asia-Pacific, and South America. Travizory has been self-financed to date and recently closed an external financing round to support scaling. Management says it will use the investment to expand its global footprint and roll out multiple new partnerships slated for Q1 2024. Travizory builds a traveler-management platform that collects identity, biographic, biometric, itinerary, customs and health information (including COVID-19 test results and vaccine certificates) directly from travelers. The platform combines traveler-supplied data with industry data to assess risk and authorize or deny travel at the point of origin. Its touchless approach aims to reduce health risks and dramatically cut queue times at airports. The system is aligned with IATA, ICAO, ACI and WTTC recommendations and can interface with track-and-trace apps to give authorities visibility of people’s whereabouts. Travizory is working with several governments to enable the safe reopening of borders and planned to launch its platform within weeks of the announcement. The company said a new investment will fund initial deployments and further development of its core platform, and its leadership includes CEO Renaud Irminger, formerly Co-CEO of Epteca and an executive at SITA.

Total raised

$2M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Aug 2020