EnFi raised $15 million in Series A funding to deploy AI agents that function as virtual credit professionals, addressing a fundamental scaling crisis where commercial lending demand is growing faster than the human talent pool can accommodate.

The Boston-based startup represents a shift from AI-assisted tools to autonomous agent workforces, with customers deploying targeted agents across deal screening, documentation, and portfolio monitoring within 60 to 90 days. This timeline reflects a new deployment velocity for financial services AI, where traditional implementations often require 12-18 months.

Two MIT dropouts have raised $21 million in combined funding to deploy AI agents as “virtual employees” in legacy enterprises, with Andreessen Horowitz leading the Series A investment round. Boston-based Sola emerged from stealth to address the growing demand for intelligent automation that goes beyond traditional robotic process automation (RPA) limitations.

This funding signals investor confidence in AI agent infrastructure that can handle complex, unstructured enterprise workflows rather than simple rule-based automation. As businesses struggle with labor shortages and repetitive manual processes, Sola’s approach offers a pathway to scalable workforce augmentation through autonomous agent deployment.