Utrecht-based Roseman Labs, a company that aims to enable data collaboration without compromising data privacy and confidentiality, has secured €5M in Series A funding.
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The round was led by G+D Ventures, with Swiss Post, Mozilla Ventures, and NGS Capital, with participation from our existing investors Matterwave Ventures, Spacewalk VC, and NP Hard Ventures.
G+D Ventures invests in growth-oriented companies that aim to build and maintain trust in society. It has set up a €50M co-investment fund with the European Investment Bank (EIB) and the Giesecke+Devrient Group (G+D) to support early-stage TrustTech startups in Europe.
“After years of research in privacy-enhancing technologies, we see Roseman Labs as uniquely positioned to deliver high-performance, secure private computing that is practical and easy to adopt by organisations,” says Alberto Pérez Arranz, Investment Manager G+D Ventures.
“We have followed the company since the seed round and are continually impressed by the team’s expertise and remarkable progress. Their secure infrastructure is already transforming sensitive data collaboration today—and sets the stage for them to lead the next wave of privacy-preserving AI,” adds Arranz.
Fund utilisation
The capital will also be used to fuel commercial growth across Europe, including the UK, while expanding strategic partnerships in both Europe and the United States.
Furthermore, the funds will be used to advance its Trusted Collective Intelligence platform, already used by 150+ institutions in healthcare, national security, and financial services.
The announcement comes over a couple of years after raising €4M back in 2023.
“We were deliberate in choosing investors who bring deep expertise in Banking and National Security – areas central to our mission. G+D Ventures, the venture capital arm of Giesecke+Devrient, trusted by 145 central banks worldwide, leads this round with deep expertise in digital security and financial platforms,” says Roderick Rodenburg, CEO of Roseman Labs.
“Together with Swiss Post Ventures and Mozilla Ventures, they represent institutions built on integrity, security, and public trust. Their backing underscores the importance of what we’re building and affirms that our differentiated SaaS solution is the right innovation for markets that urgently need secure collaboration on sensitive data,” adds Rodenburg.
Roseman Labs: Analysing sensitive data safely
Founded in 2020, Roseman Labs is a Dutch deep-tech company specialising in encrypted data collaboration.
The company’s platform, powered by advanced Multi-Party Computation (MPC), enables organisations to generate insights from sensitive data without ever exposing it.
According to the company’s claims, its cryptography and trusted infrastructure are already safeguarding some of the world’s most sensitive domains – preventing national security and cybercrime threats, uncovering financial and organised crime, detecting child abuse, exposing discrimination, improving patient outcomes, and accelerating drug discovery.
The company also confirms that the platform runs natively on European cloud infrastructure, ensuring the highest standards of privacy, sovereignty, and regulatory compliance.
“Modern AI solutions depend on data from multiple organisations, but until now, sensitive information has been too risky to share. Our collective intelligence platform removes those barriers by enabling computations directly on encrypted data. We believe trusted collective intelligence will soon become the new normal for institutions preparing sensitive data for secure AI,” adds Rodenburg
“That’s why we’re building zero-trust infrastructure that allows organisations to collaborate with confidence and turn sensitive data into trusted collective intelligence while meeting the highest confidentiality standards,” he concludes.
