TRM Labs has doubled its reported valuation to $2 billion after follow-on funding from existing investors, six months after a prior financing that valued the company at roughly $1 billion. CEO Esteban Castano described the additional investment as modest and did not disclose the amount; the valuation figure became the central public detail. TRM presents AI as a second growth engine alongside its core blockchain-forensics business and is preparing to unveil an AI-driven investigations platform aimed at detecting AI-enabled fraud such as deepfake social-engineering, large-scale AI phishing, sextortion and child sexual abuse cases. The company says the platform will combine blockchain records with corporate data, cyber-threat intelligence, dark‑web material and other sources. TRM reports maintaining a database of over 2.4 billion labeled addresses across more than 180 blockchains and serving more than 600 government agencies and financial institutions in 75 countries. It currently employs about 500 people and has offices in San Francisco, London, Singapore and Washington, D.C. Management expects annual recurring revenue to reach $100 million within weeks. TRM also states that criminal adoption of AI rose roughly 40% in 2026 on its internal index. The expansion and the timing of the platform rollout coincide with an ongoing procurement dispute in U.S. court over a roughly $94.66 million sole-source contract awarded by a federal agency, a legal challenge that could affect public contracting outcomes even as TRM moves to commercialize its AI investigative tools in November.
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