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Sardine Stock (SARD)
Sardine is fraud prevention and compliance software company for the digital economy.
About Sardine Stock
Founded
2020
Headquarters
Miami, FL, US
Industries
Software, Financial Services, Payments
For customers and companies to move money confidently, Sardine is on a mission to make payments quick and risk-free. Slow payments and high fraud rates hinder corporate growth and put the economy at systemic risk, making fraud a cost to society. Because Sardine has access to the best API for financial services fraud detection and compliance, any business—large or small—can enhance its risk management. Additionally, for NFT and cryptocurrency transactions, the organization provides instant settlement.
Sardine Press Mentions
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Ingo Payments and Sardine Launch Risk-Managed Instant Account Funding, Backed by Zero-Liability Fraud Guarantee
globalfintechseries • Oct 24, 2024
Nacha Announces Sardine as Preferred Partner
businesswire • Sep 19, 2024
Airbase partners with Sardine to fight fraud
thepaypers • Apr 10, 2024
Airbase Partners with Sardine to Combat Payment and Vendor Fraud
businesswire • Mar 06, 2024
Real-time Fraud Data Sharing Consortium SardineX Rebrands to Sonar, and Expands to 20 Members
businesswire • Feb 18, 2024
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Sardine Management
Leadership team at Sardine
Board Member
Angela Strange
Co-Founder
Aditya Goel
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