FullCircl

FullCircl

FullCircl was formed in 2021 through the merger of Artesian Solutions, a relationship intelligence platform, and DueDil, a company data and regtech specialist. The combined entity was orchestrated by CEO Andrew Yates and backed by investors including Octopus Ventures and Augmentum Fintech. The merger created a business that serves the identity verification, anti-money laundering, and customer acquisition needs of regulated financial institutions, primarily in the United Kingdom. The platform unifies real-time company data, sanctions and PEP screening, credit risk scores, and market insights across a single API and web application. FullCircl pulls from over 100 global data sources, including Companies House, international sanctions lists, and credit bureaus. Strategy spans three core verticals: client onboarding via automated KYC and KYB checks, ongoing monitoring to flag adverse media or regulatory changes, and business development through AI-driven prospect identification and relationship mapping. The company reports over 700 clients, which include major UK banks like Barclays (“per the firm’s official communications”), and partnerships with platforms such as Salesforce and nCino to embed its intelligence into existing workflows. Since the merger, FullCircl has continued to operate from its existing bases in London and Reading, with a combined workforce inferred from job postings as modest but growing. The firm has not publicly disclosed total deployment figures, though its most recent known funding event was the merger itself, which brought together two venture-backed companies with a combined fundraising history north of £50 million raised from investors that include Augmentum Fintech, Notion Capital, and Octopus Ventures. A dated event: in 2022, FullCircl appointed Georgio Anastasi as CFO, signaling a maturation of financial operations post-merger (“per the firm’s official communications, 2022”). FullCircl’s structural differentiator lies in its data-integration depth. Rather than offering a standalone regtech tool or a generic sales-intelligence database, it positions its API such that banks can replace multiple point solutions — identity verification, perpetual KYC, and commercial prospecting — with a single data contract, ingesting normalized, cross-referenced signals. The go-to-market approach ties regulatory compliance to revenue generation, a pairing that firms like ComplyAdvantage and Dun & Bradstreet typically keep as separate product lines, giving FullCircl a distinct, compliance-plus-growth posture within European fintech infrastructure.