Investors
Building banking infrastructure in a regulated market takes longer than building software. EikaAI is supported by private investors who accepted that from the start, and who backed the company before there was a product to point at.

Martin Hove and Frode Mork
Private investor
Martin backed EikaAI at the stage where the company was a thesis rather than a product, and has supported the decision to build both the intelligence layer and the settlement layer rather than compromise on either.
Private investor
Frode joined early on the strength of the same conviction: that Scandinavian banking is ready for a product that reasons about money rather than simply reporting on it, and that the work is best done inside the market it serves.
Regulated financial infrastructure cannot be rushed to a demo. Our investors backed a timeline measured in supervisory milestones rather than launch announcements.
Early capital is going into the protocol design, compliance data model and audit trail that determine whether any of this can operate in production.
Both investors understand the Nordic context the company operates in, which means fewer conversations about why we are not launching somewhere with lighter oversight.
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