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February 15, 2026
Greenlite AI Scores $75M, Rebrands to Replace Compliance Teams
Published: February 15, 2026 at 8:12 AM
Updated: February 15, 2026 at 8:12 AM
100-word summary
Bretton AI (formerly Greenlite AI) just locked in a $75M Series B—less than a year after its Series A—led by Sapphire Ventures, with Greylock, Thomson Reuters Ventures, Canvas Ventures, Y Combinator, and new backer TIAA Ventures piling in. The startup builds AI agents that handle financial crime workflows like anti-money laundering, KYC checks, and sanctions screening, aiming to slash manual staffing at banks and fintechs. The rebrand signals ambitions to set the standard for AI-driven financial infrastructure in heavily regulated finance. Funds will fuel product expansion, regulatory engagement, and customer adoption across institutions. If Bretton's AI can navigate compliance at scale, traditional compliance teams may face serious displacement as regulated...
What happened
Bretton AI (formerly Greenlite AI) just locked in a $75M Series B—less than a year after its Series A—led by Sapphire Ventures, with Greylock, Thomson Reuters Ventures, Canvas Ventures, Y Combinator, and new backer TIAA Ventures piling in. The startup builds AI agents that handle financial crime workflows like anti-money laundering, KYC checks, and sanctions screening, aiming to slash manual staffing at banks and fintechs. The rebrand signals ambitions to set the standard for AI-driven financial infrastructure in heavily regulated finance. Funds will fuel product expansion, regulatory engagement, and customer adoption across institutions.
Why it matters
If Bretton's AI can navigate compliance at scale, traditional compliance teams may face serious displacement as regulated finance automates formerly human-heavy risk operations.