Socure, a provider of digital identity verification and fraud solutions, entered into a $95 million, three-year credit facility with J.P. Morgan, Silicon Valley Bank and KeyBanc Capital Markets. This line of credit will further strengthen the company’s financial position as it continues on its mission to be the first and only solution provider to verify 100% of good identities in real-time and completely eliminate identity fraud on the internet.
“Socure is in an exceptional position to solve what organizations and government agencies need most today — accurate and inclusive real-time identity verification without costly fraud and friction within the customer experience,” Johnny Ayers, founder and CEO of Socure, said. “With this facility further strengthening our balance sheet, Socure is in a tremendous position to leave the recession much stronger than when we went into it while continuing to distance ourselves from the competition through investments in new solutions, verticals and strategic acquisitions.”
“We’re proud to support Socure as it continues to expand its market leading identity verification capabilities across banks, fintechs, governments and enterprises,” Lauren Hogan, technology and disruptive commerce relationship executive, middle market banking and specialized industries at J.P. Morgan, said. “We look forward to continuing to share our industry expertise, treasury platform and global banking capabilities with progressive leaders like Socure who are driving forward the innovation economy.”
“J.P. Morgan is an incredibly innovative bank,” Ayers said. “I’m excited about this partnership as Socure continues to expand upon our product and market leadership.”
