Copla, a Lithuania-based ICT compliance platform serving regulated European firms, has raised €6m in a Series A round to expand its real-time compliance infrastructure across Europe and beyond.
The investment round was led by Iron Wolf Capital, with participation from Operator Stack and existing investors Specialist VC, SuperHero Capital, FirstPick, NGL Ventures and Loggerhead Partners.
The funding will be used to drive product expansion, grow the team and support international scaling outside the EU.
Founded in 2023 and headquartered in Vilnius, Copla has surpassed 100 regulated European customers and reached seven-figure annual recurring revenue within just over a year of its previous seed round.
The company points to the increasingly complex regulatory environment as a catalyst for its growth. The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is now mandatory, while key obligations under the EU Artificial Intelligence Act (EU AI Act) take effect in August 2026 and the Cyber Resilience Act will apply from December 2027.
Copla argues that traditional, documentation-heavy compliance programmes are ill-suited to this evolving landscape and instead promotes a continuous, infrastructure-based model.
Its platform translates regulatory frameworks such as DORA, the EU AI Act and the Cyber Resilience Act into guided, evidence-based workflows. Requirements are broken down into actionable tasks, with ongoing tracking and automatic evidence storage designed to keep organisations audit-ready without relying on spreadsheets and static registers.
Copla also offers what it describes as real-time registers, ensuring that asset inventories, vendor lists, risk registers and control libraries remain up to date as businesses evolve. In addition to its software platform, the firm provides in-house and fractional CISO support and works with partner providers across Europe to assist with audits, risk decisions and regulator engagement.
A key product initiative is Copla Bridge, a new platform layer aimed at partners, consultants and multi-entity organisations. The solution is designed to provide a unified view of compliance across subsidiaries and group structures, helping to standardise oversight in complex regulatory environments.
Copla co-founder & CEO Aurimas Bakas said, “Regulation is getting sharper, but most compliance is still stuck in spreadsheets. We built
Copla so compliance stays current by default, and so companies can grow with confidence instead of audit anxiety. This round gives us the momentum to make Copla the default compliance execution layer for regulated finance in Europe and beyond.”
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