Sedric AI is a compliance technology company that built the first large language model dedicated to financial services compliance. Its platform gives compliance officers a holistic, provable view of risk across every customer touchpoint, replacing slow, manual, sample-based reviews with automated AI guardrails that operate continuously and at scale. Sedric frames its mission as 'policy intelligence, operationalized,' turning written policies and regulations into enforceable, monitored controls.
The platform spans two core areas. In marketing compliance, Sedric reviews and approves marketing content before publication, checking claims against brand guidelines and regulatory requirements across channels so that non-compliant language is caught before it reaches consumers. In communications compliance, Sedric monitors customer interactions in real time, providing in-the-moment agent guidance during calls and conducting post-call quality assurance to detect violations and maintain audit-ready records. Together these capabilities cover the full lifecycle of regulated communication, from outbound marketing to frontline conversations.
Sedric's compliance LLM is tuned to the specific regulatory frameworks that govern financial services, including UDAAP, TILA, ECOA, FINRA, FCA, and others, allowing it to reason about nuanced rules rather than relying on brittle keyword matching. It integrates with the tools institutions already use, including CRMs, design software, and communication platforms, so it can operate as a guardrail layer without forcing teams to change how they work. The company serves a broad range of regulated clients, including banks, fintechs, crypto platforms, trading firms, and debt collection agencies.
Sedric AI was founded in 2020 by Nir Laznik and Eyal Peleg. The company raised an $18.5 million Series A led by Foundation Capital, with participation from Amex Ventures and existing investors StageOne Ventures and The Garage, bringing total funding to about $22 million. With financial regulators intensifying scrutiny of marketing claims and customer communications, Sedric positions its purpose-built compliance AI as a way for institutions to scale oversight while reducing risk and manual workload.