AI decision automation platform Taktile has raised $110 million in a Series C funding round led by Goldman Sachs, with participation from Tiger Global, Index Ventures and Y Combinator, as financial institutions accelerate the adoption of artificial intelligence for high-stakes operational decisions.

The Berlin-based company develops AI-powered decision automation software for banks, insurers and fintechs, enabling organizations to automate complex workflows including insurance claims, fraud investigations, customer onboarding and credit decisions while maintaining governance and human oversight.

Although Taktile did not disclose its post-money valuation, the funding marks one of the largest AI investments in financial decisioning this year and reflects growing investor confidence in enterprise AI platforms focused on regulated industries.

AI Moves Beyond Productivity Into Critical Financial Decisions

Unlike general-purpose AI assistants, Taktile positions its platform as an operating system for orchestrating multiple AI models and agents across regulated financial workflows.

The platform enables organizations to integrate foundation models from leading AI providers into structured decision-making processes, where different AI agents perform specialized tasks before arriving at a final business decision.

“We believe 2026 is the year where AI comes to financial services,” said Maik Taro Wehmeyer, Co-founder of Taktile. “The models have now increased to such a strong level that they finally allow for agents to perform better than humans at many complex tasks.”

For insurers, the platform can automate claims processing by assigning separate AI agents to extract information from submitted documents, interpret policy coverage, assess claim eligibility and recommend settlement decisions before human review where required.

Using the example of tornado damage claims, Wehmeyer explained that AI agents can significantly reduce processing times by handling document analysis, policy interpretation and claims assessment, helping insurers accelerate payouts while reducing manual workloads.

Addressing High-Cost Insurance Operations

Insurance carriers continue to invest heavily in AI as they seek to improve underwriting efficiency, accelerate claims handling and strengthen fraud detection amid rising operational costs and increasing customer expectations.

Claims assessment, policy servicing and customer onboarding remain highly manual processes across much of the industry, often requiring extensive human review before decisions can be finalized.

Taktile’s platform is designed to automate these decision-intensive workflows while allowing insurers to retain governance controls over high-value or complex cases.

Rather than replacing existing core insurance systems, the platform acts as an orchestration layer that coordinates multiple AI models, business rules and human approvals throughout the decision-making process.

Capital to Support Global Expansion

The Series C funding will be used to expand Taktile’s AI platform and accelerate international growth, including the opening of a new office in São Paulo to strengthen the company’s presence in Latin America.

Founded by former machine learning engineers Maik Taro Wehmeyer and Maximilian Eber, the company serves financial institutions seeking to operationalize AI across regulated business processes while maintaining compliance and auditability.

The investment comes amid a broader wave of funding into AI infrastructure for financial services, with investors increasingly backing platforms that focus on specialized enterprise workflows rather than general-purpose AI applications.

As insurers and banks move from AI experimentation toward production deployment, platforms capable of combining multiple AI agents with governance, explainability and regulatory controls are becoming an increasingly important part of enterprise technology strategies.