Amsterdam-based Supplied AI has secured €1.6M in seed funding led by Rethink Ventures and Volve Capital to transform how digital platforms handle onboarding, compliance, and regulatory reporting.
The round also saw participation from Volta Ventures, EWOR, and Newschool.VC, alongside angels including Christoph Morbee, Michiel Goris, Constantine Gerasimovich, and Ardan Bousche (ClickPatrol).
Supplied AI already serves over 50 customers across Europe and also boasts backing from senior advisors and former leaders at Bolt, Booking.com, PayPal, Sixt, Deliveroo, SumUp, and PwC.
Founded by Johann Rozario in 2024, the company has rapidly evolved from solving EU DAC7 platform reporting requirements to building a full-stack infrastructure for KYC, KYB, AML, and global regulatory frameworks.
The funding will fuel expansion of Supplied AI’s engineering and customer success teams while deepening integrations with ERP and CRM platforms, including SAP, Salesforce, and Stripe.
The company plans to double its team by the end of 2025 while expanding coverage across new reporting regimes, including DAC8 and CSRD. Early adopters include platforms in travel, e-commerce, and talent marketplaces, as well as consultants and payment service providers offering Supplied AI’s white-labelled solutions.
Simplifying compliance for global platforms
Supplied AI targets a critical pain point where 73 per cent of platforms cite compliance as their biggest operational challenge.
The company’s AI platform streamlines compliance by using smart workflows, easy setup tools, and automated reports, reducing engineering effort and speeding up the process. By unifying onboarding, back office management, data aggregation, and reporting into a single infrastructure layer, Supplied AI addresses frameworks spanning 1099-K, DAC8, and OECD Platform Rules across multiple jurisdictions.
Maurits Hovius, General Partner at Volve Capital, says, “Supplied AI is doing what Stripe did for payments, but for onboarding, reporting and compliance. Their momentum in a traditionally slow-moving industry signals that the market is ready for this kind of automation.”
From fintech veteran to compliance infrastructure pioneer
Supplied AI’s founding team combines experience from Bolt, Booking.com, PayPal, and top regulatory and financial institutions. The Amsterdam-based company launched with a clear vision to flip the traditional compliance model from fragmented, reactive tools to a unified infrastructure designed specifically for platforms.
“Today’s compliance tools weren’t built for platforms,” says Johann Rozario, CEO and founder of Supplied AI. “They’re fragmented, reactive, and create friction. We started Supplied AI to flip that model. By unifying onboarding, back office management, data aggregation and reporting into a single infrastructure layer, we help platforms reduce risk, unlock growth, and give suppliers a modern experience.”
“What impressed us most was Supplied AI’s approach to automation: they’re building compliance as infrastructure,” mentions Matthias Schanze, General Partner at Rethink Ventures. “That’s a paradigm shift and addresses a key pain point that the operators in logistics, mobility and many other industries face.”
€1.6M roadmap: scaling across sectors and jurisdictions
With both API and no-code interfaces, Supplied AI’s platform works across sectors from marketplaces and fintechs to accounting firms and logistics aggregators. The company is already collaborating with several industry associations and ecosystem partners to help platform operators manage their obligations at scale.
“Compliance has evolved from a back-office task to a strategic advantage,” says Bas Bogerd, Chief Commercial Officer at Supplied AI. “At Supplied AI, we’re turning compliance into a growth driver—streamlining seller onboarding, syncing transactional data, and producing jurisdiction-ready reports. We’re laying the foundation for seamless, compliant global commerce.”