
FDIC-insured banks and fintechs use Casca to process business loan applications with 90% less manual effort and 300% higher conversion rates. Casca's AI Loan Assistant communicates with applicants via email and SMS - reactivating up to 50% of churned leads. Casca is built upon responsible, compliant AI practices, including human-in-the-loop monitoring. Experience the future of lending for yourself! Casca was founded by banking industry and machine learning experts from Stanford University. The company is backed by industry veterans & top-tier venture capital investors, including: Peterson Ventures, Y Combinator, The Sarah Smith Fund, and Clocktower Technology Ventures. Find open roles here: https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/casca

FDIC-insured banks and fintechs use Casca to process business loan applications with 90% less manual effort and 300% higher conversion rates. Casca's AI Loan Assistant communicates with applicants via email and SMS - reactivating up to 50% of churned leads. Casca is built upon responsible, compliant AI practices, including human-in-the-loop monitoring. Experience the future of lending for yourself! Casca was founded by banking industry and machine learning experts from Stanford University. The company is backed by industry veterans & top-tier venture capital investors, including: Peterson Ventures, Y Combinator, The Sarah Smith Fund, and Clocktower Technology Ventures. Find open roles here: https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/casca
What they do: AI-native loan origination platform for banks and non-bank lenders
Founded: 2023
Headcount (approx.): 47
Notable funding: $29M Series A (announced Aug 19, 2025)
Target customers: FDIC-insured banks, fintechs, SBA/USDA lenders
Automating loan origination and credit/document processing for banks and lenders to reduce manual work and increase conversion.
2023
Software Development
Pre-seed round included Peterson Ventures and Y Combinator (per company profiles).
$29M
Series A reported to bring total funding to $33M.
“Includes strategic banking investors and venture firms (Canapi Ventures lead; participants reported to include Live Oak Ventures, Huntington National Bank, Y Combinator, Peterson Ventures, and others).”
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