AI agent authorization startup Arcade nabs $60M investment
, the developer of an authorization platform for artificial intelligence agents, today announced that it has raised $60 million in funding. SYN Ventures led the Series A round. It was joined by Morgan Stanley and Wipro Ltd.
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- SiliconANGLE UPDATED 21:13 EDT / JUNE 15 2026 AI AI agent authorization startup Arcade nabs $60M investment by Maria Deutscher Arcade AI Inc.
- Developers historically had to build custom authorization mechanisms for their AI agent projects.
Arcade's platform provides prepackaged authorization features that reduces the need for custom code.
- Arcade says its platform narrows the attack surface by only authorizing specific agent actions.
The system performs authorization using a popular open-source protocol called Oath 2.
- Additionally, it provides access to more than 8,000 MCP tools that those agents can use to automate work tasks.
"Agents don't fail in production because the model is wrong," Salazar said.
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- #, the developer of an authorization platform for artificial intelligence agents, today announced that it has raised $60 million in funding.
SiliconANGLE UPDATED 21:13 EDT / JUNE 15 2026 AI AI agent authorization startup Arcade nabs $60M investment by Maria Deutscher Arcade AI Inc. , the developer of an authorization platform for artificial intelligence agents, today announced that it has raised $60 million in funding. SYN Ventures led the Series A round.
It was joined by Morgan Stanley and Wipro Ltd. , a publicly traded technology consulting firm. The process of giving an AI agent access to a business application comprises two steps.
The first step verifies that the agent has permission to use the program. The second step, which is known as authorization, defines the specific application features that the agent may use. Arcade has developed a platform that simplifies the latter workflow for enterprises.
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