Opal Secures $1.8M in Seed Funding for Access Management Expansion
Opal, a San Francisco and New York-based access management platform, has secured $1.8 million in Seed funding. The round was led by Greylock, with notable angel investors such as Tim Junio, Evan Reiser, and Andrew Peterson participating.
Opal, a company specialising in access management, has received a significant boost with its latest funding round. The $1.8 million in Seed funding will be utilised to expand the company's operations and broaden its business reach.
The funding round was spearheaded by Greylock, a prominent venture capital firm. Joining them were several angel investors, including Tim Junio, Evan Reiser, and Andrew Peterson. Despite a thorough search, the identities of Opal's founders remain unclear at this time.
Opal's recent funding success will enable the company to grow its operations and business footprint. The backing of Greylock and other angel investors signals confidence in Opal's potential in the access management sector.
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