Co-founder
Anirudh is a co-founder of Seasaw, owning core engineering: regulation logic, filing integrations, and bank statement reading.
Indian trade compliance runs on documents that were designed to be read by humans: bank statements in eight different native formats, shipping bills as PDFs, FIRAs as scans. Anirudh builds the systems that read them, and then act on them.
At Seasaw, Anirudh built the end-to-end engine that turns a compliance request into a completed filing: agents collect documents, read the applicable regulations, reconcile the data, check the rules, fill the forms, and submit, with a human checkpoint only where one is genuinely needed.
Anirudh is a B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering from IIT Guwahati. Before Seasaw, Anirudh spent two years at SALT (YC W22) alongside Aaryan, leading technical integrations on regulated fintech products, and around two years at ICICI Bank in product engineering.
Anirudh reverse-engineered the official government filing API that most vendors had abandoned, solved its identity-routing failures, and built the production gateway Seasaw's customers file through without ever opening a portal.
The multi-bank reconciliation engine Anirudh shipped reads the native statement formats of India's eight major banks and has reconciled over ₹150 crore of export trade. The engineering write-ups published here document how those systems work: the AWB to shipping bill to remittance join, the statement readers, the filing gateway.