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Kanta is a technology company operating a platform that helps users compare mortgage prices between banks and provides VIP mortgage advisory services, aiming to streamline bureaucratic processes in real estate financing through automated tech solutions with minimal human intervention. Its business model generates revenue through fees for premium mortgage advisory and comparison services, a strategy initially developed as a tech-enabled VIP offering before being refined for scalable revenue streams. Kanta primarily targets property investors, individual homebuyers seeking comprehensive mortgage comparisons, and high-value clients requiring optimized financing solutions. While specific figures for funding or operational scale are not publicly available, the company emphasizes achieving product-market fit by targeting high-value clients. Founders Michael Levy, focusing on technology and marketing, and Ori Soffer, specializing in operations and sales, led the company's development, with early involvement from the Zell-18 program. Kanta was founded around 2018-2019 by Michael Levy and Ori Soffer.
Kanta has raised $1.0M across 1 funding round.
Kanta has raised $1.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Kanta refers to multiple technology entities, with the most prominent being Kanta Technologies, a UK-based provider of comprehensive software services and outsourcing solutions for diverse business needs.[1][5] Another key player is getkanta.com (Kanta), an inventory management and point-of-sale (POS) system tailored for simple retail businesses in Africa, focusing on streamlining bookkeeping, inventory, invoicing, analytics, and multi-platform access.[2] These companies address operational efficiency in software services and retail tech, respectively, though search results reveal ambiguity with other Kanta-named firms in anti-money laundering tools and digital mortgages.[4][7]
Kanta Technologies serves businesses seeking outsourcing, while the African Kanta targets retailers with features like 24/7 support, customer/supplier management, collaboration tools, and ease of use to boost profitability and growth.[1][2]
Kanta Technologies Ltd was incorporated in the UK in 2015 (company number 09627927), with details on key officers available through public records, marking its start as a software services firm.[5][6] Limited public backstory exists, but it has evolved into a provider of outsourcing solutions.[1]
The Kanta POS/inventory platform (getkanta.com) emerged to empower African retail businesses, with no specific founding details in results, but its focus on mobile/web accessibility and upcoming app suggests rapid adaptation to regional needs like supermarket till systems.[2] Other variants, like the UK anti-money laundering tool for accountants or Israeli digital mortgage broker, indicate parallel startups without shared origins.[4][7]
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Other Kanta tools differentiate via niche automation: 5-minute anti-money laundering paperwork for accountants[4] or algorithm-driven mortgage matching.[7]
Kanta entities ride trends in digital operations for underserved markets. Kanta Technologies taps global outsourcing growth, using cloud tech like CloudFront for scalable services amid rising demand for cost-effective software.[1][3] The African Kanta aligns with retail digitization in emerging economies, where mobile POS addresses inventory chaos in informal sectors, fueled by smartphone penetration and e-commerce expansion.[2]
Timing favors them: Post-pandemic supply chain pressures boost inventory tools, while regulatory burdens (e.g., anti-money laundering) drive compliance tech.[2][4] They influence ecosystems by enabling small businesses—retailers gain data-driven insights, accountants save time—though fragmented branding limits broader impact.[1][2]
Kanta Technologies may expand outsourcing amid AI-driven services, while the African platform could scale via its promised app and analytics, capturing retail tech growth in high-potential markets.[1][2] Trends like mobile-first tools and regulatory tech will shape them, potentially consolidating similar names for stronger presence. Their niche efficiencies position them to empower overlooked segments, evolving from regional players to ecosystem enablers as adoption grows.
Kanta has raised $1.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $1.0M Seed in September 2023.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 1, 2023 | $1M Seed | — | GO Capital | Announced |
Kanta has raised $1.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Kanta's investors include Go Capital.
