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Istanbul — Dataroid, an AI-powered digital analytics and customer engagement platform, has completed a US $6.6M Pre-Series A investment round led by the FinAI Venture Capital Fund of Tacirler Asset Management. The round also included participation from the Tacirler Asset Management Future Impact Venture Capital Fund and Endeavor Catalyst.
With the new investment, Dataroid, co-founded by Fatih Isbecer, Elif Parlak, and Can Elmas, plans to expand its operational footprint across new geographies, particularly in EMEA, accelerate its global marketing efforts, and strengthen its self-service analytics capabilities through ongoing AI-powered product development initiatives.
“Dataroid’s technology stack, designed for highly regulated sectors such as finance and banking, has the potential to scale globally and become an industry standard in a short time frame,” said Ozge Atalay, Co-Founder of FinAI Venture Capital Fund. “Having already proven its success across Turkey and the EMEA region, the company is now entering an international growth phase. As the first investment of FinAI, Dataroid represents a strategic and significant opportunity for us.”
Fatih Isbecer, Co-Founder of Dataroid, emphasized the company’s strong domestic foundation: “Working with banks in Turkey that reach tens of millions of digital customers gives Dataroid a strong foundation for global expansion. As the market-leading digital analytics platform for banking and financial services in Turkey, our platform today enhances the digital experience of more than 120 million users.”
“With this new funding, we aim to strengthen Dataroid’s AI-focused capabilities in line with customer needs and accelerate our global marketing initiatives to bolster our presence in international markets, particularly across EMEA and Western Europe,” Isbecer added.
According to reports published in 2025 by G2, one of the world’s largest B2B technology marketplaces, Dataroid was ranked as the number one digital analytics platform in the Middle East and secured first place in Best Support under the product and customer journey analytics categories, based on customer feedback.
Dataroid closed 2025 with 127% net revenue retention and zero churn across both customers and revenue. The company had previously raised US $2 million in December 2023 from Koc Group’s Private Venture Capital Investment Fund and Isbank’s 100th Year Venture Capital Fund.
