Fisent Technologies has raised $4.3 million in a venture funding round led by FINTOP to expand the adoption of its generative AI process automation technology among regulated enterprises.
The financing represents Fisent’s first priced venture round and increases its total funding to $6.3 million, or approximately C$8.8 million. Strategic investor Pegasystems also participated in the round.
FINTOP Partner John Philpott will join Fisent’s board of directors as part of the transaction.
FINTOP is a venture capital firm focused on technology companies transforming financial services. The firm is supported by a strategic limited partner network of approximately 100 banks and financial services companies.
Fisent plans to use the capital to expand its enterprise go-to-market organization, strengthen customer enablement and deployment engineering, and accelerate product development.
The company will also broaden distribution through workflow and technology partners, building on its existing relationship with Pegasystems.
Fisent said its enterprise business has gained momentum during 2026. The company secured its first Fortune 50 customer and expects to add several more before the end of the year.
In 2025, Fisent increased revenue by 206% year over year and recorded net revenue retention of 173%. The company also reported zero customer churn for a third consecutive year.
Fisent develops software that helps regulated organizations convert unstructured content into automated business outcomes.
Its BizAI agentic AI platform processes content within complex enterprise workflows, allowing customers to automate tasks that previously required manual review and specialized human judgment.
The company’s technology is used by Fortune 500 customers across banking, insurance and wealth management.
Fisent recently introduced BizAI Studio, a self-service portal that allows non-technical employees to build, deploy and refine end-to-end automation workflows.
The platform is intended to reduce reliance on internal information technology departments when business teams create and manage AI-supported processes.
Fisent said regulated enterprises are moving beyond experimental AI projects and increasingly prioritizing systems that can operate reliably within existing governance, compliance and operational controls.
The new capital will help Fisent support larger deployments, extend BizAI across additional business functions and reach more enterprises through strategic distribution partnerships.
“Enterprises are moving beyond AI experimentation and choosing the capabilities they can trust to operate at scale. Our customers are expanding BizAI across business functions because it delivers reliable outcomes within the systems and controls they already have.”
“This investment will help us serve more of the world’s largest regulated enterprises, accelerate successful deployments and extend our reach through strategic partners.”
Adrian Murray, Founder and CEO of Fisent Technologies
“AI software is becoming easier to build, but deploying, governing and improving it inside a complex enterprise remains difficult. Fisent has differentiated itself through production performance, hands-on enterprise enablement, expansion within large customers and a strong partner-led distribution model.”
“We believe those strengths position BizAI to become a foundational capability for regulated enterprises.”
John Philpott, Partner at FINTOP and Incoming Member of Fisent’s Board of Directors
