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Austrian Digicust raises €2.3M to expand AI-driven customs automation across Europe

· Source: ain.ua

In short

Austrian AI startup Digicust has secured €2.3 million in pre-Series A funding to expand its AI-driven customs automation platform across Europe. The funding round was led by Jet Investment with participation from Look AI Ventures and will support product development, AI capability expansion, and market entry into new European countries. The platform automates customs workflows including document processing, tariff classification, and export control checks for logistics providers and exporters.

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Tags: customs, automation, logistics, supply-chain, funding, AI-platform

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