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Tesseral raises $3.3 million in seed financing to simplify B2B authentication for software developers with support from Y Combinator's Jessica Livingston and Paul Graham.

May 08, 20253 months ago

Amount Raised

$3.3 Million

Round Type

seed

San FranciscoInformation TechnologySoftware

Investors

Mike WiacekNick BushakSteve BartelCalvin French OwenPaul GrahamJessica Livingston

Description

Tesseral, a startup focused on open source authentication infrastructure for B2B software companies, announced its emergence from stealth with $3.3 million in seed financing. Key investors include Jessica Livingston and Paul Graham of Y Combinator, among others. The funding will help accelerate the development of its authentication platform. Tesseral aims to address the challenges of implementing and maintaining authentication systems in the B2B sector.

Company Information

Company

Tesseral

Location

San Francisco, California, United States

About

Tesseral is the open source authentication infrastructure for B2B software companies. By eliminating the complexities of authentication, Tesseral empowers developers to focus on building core product features while ensuring a world-class security posture. Backed by leading venture investors, Tesseral aims to make security-by-default a market standard for business software.

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