The company has announced that it is open for business with USD 18.6 million in funding alongside that to continue growing — by adding in more features, hiring more people, and securing new users.
The capital is coming from a mix of investors that speak to the company’s Israeli roots and current San Francisco base. It includes Better Tomorrow Ventures, Aleph, Flourish Ventures, Operator Partners and TLV Partners, as well as 30 angels drawing on a pool of fintech experience among them.
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