Linkurious Enterprise

Linkurious is a graph-powered decision intelligence company founded in 2013, with its team and office in Paris, France. Nuix, an ASX-listed company, completed the acquisition of Linkurious SAS in April 2026 while retaining the Linkurious team and brand. It targets investigators and analysts working on fraud, money laundering, cybersecurity and intelligence.

The platform combines entity resolution, interactive graph visualisation, no-code graph analytics, multi-model alerting and case management. It sits on top of graph databases such as Neo4j, Amazon Neptune, Azure Cosmos DB and Memgraph, and is offered as a managed cloud service. The Ogma JavaScript library is available for custom graph applications. Customers shown include Wells Fargo, Zurich, Payoneer and Airbus.

• Entity resolution: unifies structured and unstructured data into connected entities.
• Graph visualisation: interactive, customisable views of relationships.
• No-code graph analytics: contextual exploration without query writing.
• Alerting: multi-model alerts with consolidation and deduplication.
• Case management: comments, tagging, shared workspaces and export.
• Ogma library: JavaScript graph visualisation library for custom applications.

• A Vietnamese bank investigating mule-account networks and AML alerts.
• A payment or e-wallet operator tracing linked merchants and devices in fraud cases.
• A security operations team mapping assets and attack paths for incident investigation.

• Visual investigation tools let analysts explore connected data without writing graph queries.
• Alert consolidation and deduplication reduce analyst workload; the site cites about 30% less time on alerts (vendor claim).
• Works with several graph databases, so existing graph investments are reused.
• SOC 2 Type II compliance, SSO, audit trail and role-based access suit regulated users.

Financial institutions and security teams face growing fraud and AML volumes and need to see relationships across accounts, devices and entities. Graph visualisation on top of existing graph databases is a common approach. Vietnamese banks, payment companies and e-wallets under rising fraud pressure can apply it to investigation workflows.

Founded 2013, based in France (Paris). Acquired by Nuix (ASX: NXL); completion announced 20 April 2026 after an agreement announced 4 December 2025, with an upfront payment of about A$27 million. SOC 2 Type II compliant.