Evertrace makes its fourth acquisition, buying Veck to spot new founders earlier

Evertrace, a Danish startup, has made its fourth acquisition by buying Veck. The deal is meant to help investors spot new founders earlier than they otherwise would.

Evertrace's tool is now used by more than 300 venture funds worldwide. Its purpose is to help funds find founders at an early stage. By taking over Veck, the company adds further signals about investor interest in new founders to what it already offers its users.

The material available gives no purchase price, no deal terms, and no details on how Veck's technology will be folded into Evertrace's product. It also does not name the three earlier acquisitions or say what Veck did as an independent company.

The move matters because it shows a Danish company building out a data product for the venture capital industry through repeated acquisitions. With a customer base of over 300 funds internationally, Evertrace is positioning itself around the idea that the earlier an investor sees a promising founder, the better the odds of getting into a deal. Adding Veck's signals extends that approach.