Tynapse

Based in South Korea, Tynapse develops AI governance solutions, providing an essential Trust Layer for systems in regulated sectors, ensuring compliance and oversight for AI decisions and operations. Founded in 2025 and headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, Tynapse focuses on delivering AI oversight solutions. The company has secured a SEED round of funding, raising KRW 4. 5 billion on April 28, 2026, led by Mirae Asset Venture Investment with additional investment from Kakao Ventures, Mirae Asset Capital, and Murex Partners.

Tynapse has completed one deal to date, and there are no mentions of previous pivots or subsidiaries. Details about the founder are not available. Tynapse specializes in providing a comprehensive Trust Layer designed for AI systems operating in regulated and high-stakes environments. Their core product offerings include a real-time control and audit-ready oversight framework that validates every tool call and decision made by AI agents, thereby ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.

By employing a unique two-step architecture, Tynapse inspects 100% of traffic involving AI tools, enabling organizations to manage risks associated with AI decisions effectively. The company serves a diverse client base, including enterprise-level clients in industries such as finance, healthcare, aviation, and energy, as well as public-sector entities. Tynapse's services are particularly tailored for markets in North America, Europe, and parts of Asia, including active projects with notable clients like Tier-1 banks in Korea. Tynapse's revenue model is primarily structured around enterprise partnerships and B2B transactions, focusing on delivering subscription-based services that include real-time monitoring, compliance validation, and audit-ready documentation.

Clients engage with Tynapse through customized agreements that cater to their specific needs for AI oversight, ensuring that the outputs generated by AI agents are controlled and compliant with relevant regulations. The company’s flagship product, the Trust Layer, is integral to these agreements, providing ongoing support and system updates essential for maintaining high operational standards. Revenue is generated through these subscription services, which are strategically priced to reflect the critical nature of AI governance in the industries they serve, although specific pricing plans are not disclosed. In April 2026, Tynapse raised KRW 4.

5 billion in Seed funding to accelerate hiring and build reliable artificial intelligence infrastructure. The company plans to expand its offerings by developing new products designed for enhanced AI oversight. Tynapse aims to enter new markets, particularly targeting regions in North America and Europe by mid-2027, leveraging the recent funding to support these growth initiatives.