Four months after announcing a $4 million seed round, the company has secured an $8 million Series A investment from Nexus Venture Partners, Uncorrelated Ventures, Hack VC, Entrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator, and angel investors like Rony Kahan. The company has been actively supporting its open-source community, which boasts over 10 million downloads and 12.7K GitHub stars, while also advancing Fingerprint Pro, a user identification API aimed at combating online fraud. By focusing on empowering developers to address fraud challenges, the company draws parallels to how Stripe and Twilio disrupted their respective industries. The announcement reflects their commitment to further developing solutions that enable engineering teams to effectively tackle online fraud at scale.