United Kingdom · Information services startup

DueDil (now FullCircl)

FullCircl, formerly known as DueDil, is a London-based B2B SaaS company that specializes in Customer Lifecycle Intelligence (CLI) for financially regulated industries.

Funding reportedLast round: Series C

Information servicesUnited Kingdom

About DueDil (now FullCircl)

FullCircl, formerly known as DueDil, is a London-based B2B SaaS company that specializes in Customer Lifecycle Intelligence (CLI) for financially regulated industries.

The platform is designed to enhance customer onboarding, verify business identities, and manage risk throughout the customer lifecycle. FullCircl serves over 700 financial institutions in the UK, combining relationship intelligence with regulatory technology and Know Your Business (KYB) data. The platform offers a comprehensive "KYB for Life" solution, which includes company intelligence on over 50 million businesses, robust identity verification, data enrichment, and regulatory automation. It is accessible through a web application and API, making it suitable for banking, insurance, fintech, and corporate sectors. FullCircl aims to help businesses win the right customers, streamline onboarding, and maintain long-term relationships.

What company datasets say DueDil (now FullCircl) raised

Funding, as reported

Reported in all50.5Min the source's currency
Last roundSeries C
Last round size1.3M
Last round dateJun 2019

The company, in detail

What they build

Known for

kybenterprisesinformation technology & servicesbig datafinancial servicesfinanceenterprise softwareinformation technologyrealtime insightscompany intelligencerisk selectionmarketplacesknow your businesssoftwarecrm enrichnmentdigital onboarding

Sector
Information services
Industry code
NAICS 513210, 519290, SIC 7372, 7389
Region
England
Part of
nCino

Information services in United Kingdom

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