Mintive raises $7M to secure AI agent permissions for enterprises
Mintive, an AI agent security platform, closed a $7 million funding round led by Cowboy Ventures, raising its total to $11 million. The company now processes 2.5 million agent calls daily across over 50 enterprise clients, including Ro, Modern Treasury, and Coursera, after handling 200 million calls in seven months. The funds support its platform, which assigns distinct identities and granular…
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- Mintive raised $7M from Cowboy Ventures, bringing total funding to $11M for AI agent security
- Processes 2.5M agent calls daily across 50+ enterprise clients, including Ro and Modern Treasury
- Platform assigns unique identities and permissions to agents, isolating them from user credentials
Mintive’s solution combines an MCP Gateway for tool access and an LLM Gateway for model calls, letting administrators restrict agent actions and disable tools individually. Features like Mint Guard screen for prompt injection and data leaks, while SOC 2 Type II compliance underscores security. Customers like Modern Treasury report time savings of up to four hours per complex case, and the University of Michigan uses it as an MCP gateway. The company’s co-founders include former Google Brain and Coursera engineers, positioning it in a niche for operationalizing enterprise AI governance.
Mintive Raises $7 Million for AI Agent Identity, Bringing Total Funding to $11 Million
Unite.AI · 29 October 2026
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