The Alphabet-backed background checking service is seeking to raise at least $30m in a round that will follow a $9m series A round last year.
Checkr, the US-based background checking service that counts diversified conglomerate Alphabet among its shareholders, is looking to raise at least $30m in series B funding, Techcrunch reported yesterday.
The round, which has not been officially confirmed by the company, is reportedly being led by accelerator Y Combinator through its Continuity Fund. Angel investors David Spector and Elad Gil have also committed capital to the round, which is said to value Checkr at more than $250m.
Founded in April 2014, Checkr develops…
