Company Overview
Snapshot
Founded in December 2016 by Asaf Naim and Tal Asa, Kirobo operates with 11–50 employees. The company has raised $6.5M across three funding rounds and secured a grant from the Israel Innovation Authority in October 2019. In May 2021, DigiMax made a strategic investment in Kirobo to address decentralized finance transaction risks.
Business overview
Kirobo develops blockchain solutions designed to prevent the loss of crypto assets, offering protection against embezzlement, mismanagement, theft, and loss of wallet access. Its SmartWallet technology allows users to define rules for asset holdings and distribution. The company serves individuals and businesses in the Fintech & Insurtech sector, operating within the cryptocurrency and personal finance markets.
Strategic signal
In June 2021, Kirobo expanded the availability of its crypto transfer 'undo button' feature to include major cryptocurrencies like UNI, Chainlink, BNB, USDT, Sushi, and KIRO. This development signals Kirobo's commitment to enhancing user safety and control within the decentralized finance ecosystem, offering a critical layer of protection against irreversible transactions and potentially increasing user confidence in crypto asset management.
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- What is Kirobo's core offering?
- Kirobo provides a blockchain solution that protects crypto assets from various risks, including loss of wallet access, theft, and mismanagement. Its SmartWallet technology enables users to set rules for their asset holdings and distribution.
- When was Kirobo founded and by whom?
- Kirobo was founded in December 2016 by co-founders Asaf Naim and Tal Asa.
- Has Kirobo received any grants?
- Yes, in October 2019, Kirobo secured a grant from the Israel Innovation Authority.
- What was a significant strategic investment in Kirobo?
- In May 2021, DigiMax made a strategic investment in Kirobo to help address decentralized finance (DeFi) transaction risks.