Funding · Enterprise Software & IT

Deep Algorithms raises ₹16 crore pre-series A

By Startup Enthusiast · 22 August 2026

What they do

Deep Algorithms provides AI-powered cybersecurity for digital identities and enterprise systems

It raised a ₹16 crore pre-series A round led by Unicorn India Ventures in April 2026

The company plans to invest in AI research, threat intelligence, and expand into Southeast Asia

Deep Algorithms, an AI-powered cybersecurity platform, has raised a ₹16 crore pre-series A round.
The round was led by Unicorn India Ventures, with participation from SB Investment, Prakash Govindan, and Himanshu Singhal.
The funding was raised in April 2026.
The company had earlier raised a ₹10.8 crore seed round led by Unicorn India Ventures.
It also raised an early funding of ~₹1.5 crore for team building and initial prototypes.
The company now has ~60 employees and holds 10 patents.
Its clients include Canara Bank, Karnataka Bank, DCB Bank, and the National Capital Region Transport Corporation.

The company was inspired by Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu's approach of building global products from India.
Of 24 venture capital firms approached, 22 showed interest; Deep Algorithms chose Unicorn India Ventures.
The company started as a two-member team and now has a US market presence.

Deep Algorithms offers an AI-powered cybersecurity platform for digital identities, applications, and enterprise systems.
Its products include adapID-AI (adaptive behavioral intelligence engine), BotShield-AI (automated attacks, DDoS, runtime app risks), and Agentic AI Security (autonomous agent governance, drift detection, workflow security).
The company focuses on behavioral biometric-based identity security, continuous authentication, and non-human identities (machines, bots, AI agents).
It serves clients like Canara Bank, Karnataka Bank, DCB Bank, and the National Capital Region Transport Corporation.
The company has ~60 employees and holds 10 patents.

Invest in AI research, enterprise integrations, and threat intelligence.
Expand internationally, especially in Southeast Asia.
Build a unified identity-security platform with broader agentic AI protection.