Halluminate builds RL environments for financial services — computer-use and tool-use gyms that train frontier AI models on real investment banking, private equity, and consulting work.
San Francisco startup Halluminate raises a $30 million Series A led by Oak HC/FT to build AI training environments for financial work, bringing its total funding to $38.5 million. Its benchmarks identify failures in complex workflows; an acquisition due-diligence test of seven frontier models records a highest average score of 51% across 88 tasks. CEO Jerry Wu says four of the top five closed-source U.S. AI labs are paying customers and the company is profitable, with annualized revenue run rate in the mid-eight figures.
Halluminate says it has raised $30 million in Series A funding led by Oak HC/FT. Y Combinator, Orange Collective, FT Partners, and Heavybit also participate in the round.
Halluminate introduces BrowserBench, a benchmark for measuring stealth and browser infrastructure performance. BrowserBench is presented as the first benchmark for browser infrastructure stealth.
