Bulgarian digital ID provider Evrotrust raises €6.6M to expand its digital identity solutions across DACH and CEE regions

Bulgarian digital ID provider Evrotrust raises €6.6M to expand its digital identity solutions across DACH and CEE regions

Evrotrust, a Sofia-based digital ID and qualified trust service provider, has raised funding of €6.6 million from 3TS Capital Partners to accelerate expansion across DACH and CEE. 

About Evrotrust 

  • Evrotrust, founded by George Dimitrov and Konstantin Bezuhanov, is a European provider of digital identity solutions compliant with the EU’s eIDAS regulation. The company offers remote identity verification (KYC/KYB), qualified electronic signatures, timestamps, and delivery services. 

  • According to the company, its platform supports over 2 million users and more than 200 enterprises across 11 countries, enabling secure, compliant digital onboarding and document signing in line with EU standards.

Last year, Evrotrust secured a €3.3 million investment led by Silverline Capital, aiming to expand operations into new European markets and diversify new segments.

“Our goal is to remove friction from everyday identity verification for users and enterprises in Germany, Austria and the CEE region, making processes like opening a bank account or signing a contract feel effortless”, shared Konstantin Bezuhanov, CEO of Evrotrust.

Investment details 

  • The round was led by 3TS Capital Partners, a European technology-focused growth capital firm providing expansion capital primarily across the TMT sectors including Technology & Internet, Media & Communications, and Technology-Enabled Services.

  • The company previously invested in Austrian software developer MAVOCO and Polish fintech Wealthon

The funding will accelerate Evrotrust’s expansion and help businesses and citizens meet eIDAS 2.0 compliance.

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