What Sardine changed

• Updated the total number of transactions processed from 6.5 billion to 6.58 billion.
• Updated the number of devices profiled from "6.5 B" to "6.5 B+".

Sardine is signaling increased market share and data network effects. By updating their transaction count from 6.5 billion to 6.58 billion and adding a "+" to their device profiling stats, they are emphasizing the growing scale of their fraud consortium.

• Added "Agent Hub," a central command center to manage, schedule, and chat with AI agents.
• Introduced new Business APIs for creating entities, filtering lists, and Web360 enrichment.
• Added a "Sardine Agent" API to communicate with AI agents via the A2A protocol.
• Added utility features like Google Street View fetching, Markdown rendering, and PDF generation.
• Updated core messaging to emphasize "AI agents that actually act and adapt in real-time."
• Renamed "Fraud investigations" to "Connections Graph."
• Updated social proof metrics: Transaction volume increased from $1.67T to $1.8T, and total transactions rose from 5.8B to 6.5B.

Sardine is shifting from a passive data platform to an "agentic" platform where AI agents take real-time actions. They are also expanding their developer tools with new APIs for business verification and Google Street View integration.

• Added a new primary headline: "The agentic risk platform for fighting financial crime."
• Added a sub-headline emphasizing a unified platform for fraud, AML, and transaction monitoring.
• Introduced a new whitepaper titled "Building a foundation risk model."
• Added a new video section titled "Risk operations at machine speed."

Sardine is shifting its messaging from a standard fraud tool to an "agentic" AI platform. This suggests they are focusing on automated, AI-driven operations to handle high-volume financial crime tasks that usually require human review.