ÂŁ40-60k
+ Equity
3 days a week in office (Farringdon, London)
Infrastructure to fight financial crime
Be an early applicant
Infrastructure to fight financial crime
1-20 employees
Be an early applicant
ÂŁ40-60k
+ Equity
3 days a week in office (Farringdon, London)
1-20 employees
To build the future of safe payments.
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To build the future of safe payments.
Scams are a major problem in the UK, with residents losing huge amounts of money to fraudsters every year. Tunic wants to help combat this problem, by rearchitecting payments infrastructure so that both financial institutes and consumers have control over every transaction.
This is an admittedly ambitious undertaking, but one that represents a vast opportunity given the right approach. Since emerging from stealth, Tunic has been actively developing its platform to combat Authorized Push Payment (APP) fraud. It collaborates with major UK banks and fintechs to offer Payment Intelligence solutions that provide typology-specific data fields and adaptive insights throughout the payment journey.
The company seems to be off to a great start. In February 2025, it was selected to participate in NatWest's inaugural Fintech Growth Programmes. This move shows the company is being recognised for its potential to enhance customer safety in the digital age, and it's engaging in live pilots with leading tier 1 banks, again indicating the growing interest from its customer base.

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Nicky Goulimis
(Co-Founder)Previously co-founded Nova Credit, helping immigrants access credit, and they continue to serve as a Board Director. Ex-Bain, Stanford, Cambridge.
Nico Barawid
(Co-Founder)Previously co-founded and was CEO at Casai, LatAm’s largest short-term rental operator, backed by a16z. Was Head of International Business at Nova Credit. Ex-BCG, Oxford, Yale.
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