Aura, a leading provider of AI-powered online safety solutions for individuals and families, has completed its Series G funding round.
The company secured $140m in a mix of equity and debt financing. The round was led by Ten Eleven Ventures and Madrone Capital, with new backing from AT&T Ventures. Existing investors Accel, Warburg Pincus and General Catalyst also participated.
This marks Aura’s first capital raise since separating from Pango Group earlier in 2024 and values the firm at $1.6bn.
Aura offers an integrated, all-in-one product that uses artificial intelligence to deliver personalised online safety. The platform includes tools for device security, scam and fraud protection, identity theft monitoring, and child safety features such as cyberbullying and online predator alerts. Its AI engine, Aura Intelligence, underpins the automation and customisation of these services.
Aura founder and CEO Hari Ravichandran said, “We are seeing tremendous momentum in the business and today’s funding announcement will enable Aura to extend our leadership in AI-powered features that not only keep families safe but help them thrive in an increasingly connected world.”
Ten Eleven Ventures founder and general partner Alex Doll added, “Aura’s innovative and comprehensive approach to online digital health and safety clearly positions it as a leader in protecting families in our increasingly connected world. At Ten Eleven Ventures, we quickly recognized the significant value that Aura’s integrated, purpose-built suite of digital wellness products can provide to families, rather than just focusing on individuals or isolated devices. We are excited and proud to support Aura’s vision of delivering genuine digital wellness and peace of mind to consumers and their loved ones.”
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