Copla, a Lithuania-based provider of operational compliance solutions for regulated organisations, has raised €6 million in a Series A funding round.
The round was led by Iron Wolf Capital, with participation from Operator Stack and existing investors including Specialist VC, SuperHero Capital, FirstPick, NGL Ventures, and Loggerhead Partners.
Founded in 2023, Copla supports over 100 regulated European customers and has reached seven-figure annual recurring revenue.
The company develops a platform focused on Information and Communication Technology (ICT) compliance, translating frameworks such as the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), the EU Artificial Intelligence Act, and the Cyber Resilience Act into actionable workflows.
The platform enables organisations to track execution continuously and store evidence automatically, reducing reliance on spreadsheets and static registers.
Aurimas Bakas, Co-founder and CEO of Copla, said:
“Regulation is getting sharper, but most compliance is still stuck in spreadsheets. We built Copla so compliance stays current by default, and so companies can grow with confidence instead of audit anxiety. This round gives us the momentum to make Copla the default compliance execution layer for regulated finance in Europe and beyond.”
Copla also provides hands-on support through in-house and fractional CISO services, as well as a network of partner providers across Europe, helping clients with audits, risk decisions, and regulatory interactions.
The Series A funding will be used to expand the platform, grow the team, and scale operations internationally.
A notable initiative is Copla Bridge, designed to provide a unified view of compliance across multiple entities and partners, addressing the challenges of centralising compliance in multi-entity organisations.
By treating compliance as an operational infrastructure rather than a periodic documentation exercise, Copla aims to support regulated firms in maintaining continuous readiness amid evolving regulatory requirements.
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