Claims As A Service Platform Innovator Proxifile Announces $2.3 million in Angel Funding

Proxifile, the creator of the world’s first Claims as a Service platform to help businesses and individuals navigate financial and property recovery claims, announced today it has closed $2.3 million in angel funding, led by senior technology executives, including Reid Hoffman (founder of LinkedIn), Andy Cohen (SVP of Sales from Bill.com), Matt Humphrey (CEO of LendingHome), Harvey Golub (former CEO of American Express), Lloyd Lobo (founder of Boast.ai), and Launchpad Capital (Founder, Ryan Gilbert).

“Proxifile has identified a significant and urgent need for creditors who are underserved in the current market — to navigate the complications of bankruptcy and bring claims assistance into the digital age,” said Ryan Gilbert, Founder, Launchpad Capital.

Other investors include top executives from NerdWallet, Kiva, Wag, OneFinance, Airkit, Gentem Health, Snowflake, BlueVista, and Tencent, along with Darwin Ventures, Quiet Venture Fund and partners from Rally Ventures and Fenway Summer Ventures.

Proxifile helps individuals and businesses who are owed money navigate the complicated legal claims process. As the first “Claims as a Service” company, Proxifile combines deep expertise with innovative technology to level the playing field for traditionally neglected smaller creditors. By automating compliance and transparency, Proxifile revolutionizes the way claims are handled.

“In order to successfully pursue financial and property claims, there are a myriad of compliance requirements that must first be satisfied. Small businesses don’t have a giant compliance department, which is why we created Proxifile,” said Proxifile Co-Founder and General Counsel Neil Peretz.  “We have developed technology-enabled expert systems to ensure those owed money or property can understand and adhere to all the applicable rules and requirements without distracting them from their core business.”

With deep experience in law, finance, and technology, the Proxifile team is committed to developing a suite of products and services that put compliance, accountability, and accessibility at the forefront of claims processes.

This funding positions Proxifile to grow its bankruptcy claims offering from Beta into a nationwide rollout and begin its expansion into property claims for individual owners and managers.

“Proxifile was created to help people and businesses recover what they are owed,” said CEO and Co-Founder, Cassindy Chao Bierhaus. “For most busy people, claims are too complicated to pursue.  And because of the many rules and requirements, one misstep could mean losing your money. Proxifile was created to help the average person navigate these complicated processes with the push of a button – and to make the entire process transparent and accountable.”

About Proxifile

Proxifile helps individuals and businesses who are owed money navigate the complicated legal claims process. As the first “Claims as a Service” company, Proxifile combines deep expertise with innovative technology to level the playing field for traditionally neglected smaller creditors. By automating compliance and transparency, Proxifile revolutionizes the way claims are handled.