General Catalyst

General Catalyst is a venture capital firm established in 2000, headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with additional offices in North America and Europe. The company specializes in early-stage and growth equity investments, focusing on technology-driven businesses. It invests across various sectors, including consumer internet, enterprise software, fintech, health assurance, and crypto. General Catalyst provides not only capital but also mentorship and resources to accelerate the growth of its portfolio companies. To date, it has managed eight venture capital funds, totaling approximately $3.75 billion in capital commitments.

Adrian Abeijon

Investor

Mark Allen

CFO

Neeraj Arora

Managing Director, Investment Team

Juliet Bailin

Principal

Marc Bhargava

Managing Director

Chris Bischoff

Managing Director

Larry Bohn

Managing Director

Teresa Carlson

President, General Catalyst Institute

Kenneth Chenault

Chairman and Managing Director

Quentin Clark

Managing Director

Mark Crane

Partner

Christopher Davis

Partner

Kyle Doherty

Managing Director

Nick van Eck

Partner

Mina Hsiang

Associate

Nmachi Jidenma

Partner

Christopher Kauffman

Principal

Genevieve Kinney

Principal

Zak Kukoff

Principal

Paul Kwan

Managing Director

Viet Le

Partner

Roy Mabrey

Partner, Investment Team

Holly Maloney McConnell

Managing Director

Karanveer Mohan

Managing Director, Investment Team

Deep Nishar

Managing Director and Member of the Management Committee

Dipchand Nishar

Managing Director

Reva Nohria

Investor

Trevor Oelschig

Managing Director

Tyler Olkowski

Investor

Pranay Orugunta

Healthcare Investor

Mo Punjwani

Associate, Investments

Candace Richardson

Principal

Brian Ru

Principal

Pranav Singhvi

Managing Director

Bill Skarinka

Associate

Alex Tran

Managing Director, Investments

Catherine Tu

Partner, Investment Team

Elena Viboch

Partner

Andrea Wang

Principal, Early Stage Investment

Nathaniel Levy-Westhead

Partner, Investment Team

Past deals in Payments

Clara

Debt Financing in 2025
Clara is a spending management platform focused on serving companies in Latin America. It offers an end-to-end solution that includes locally-issued corporate cards, bill payment services, financing options, and a software platform that streamlines corporate expense management. The platform is designed to simplify and automate financial processes, allowing businesses to gain real-time insights into spending and manage budgets more effectively. Clara is backed by a diverse group of global and regional investors, aiming to empower companies with greater financial agility and clarity. By enhancing the way company finances are managed, Clara contributes to increasing the economic competitiveness of the region.

Deel

Secondary Market in 2025
Deel, Inc., also known as Lets Deel, Inc., is a payroll and compliance platform that simplifies the hiring and management of global remote contractors. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, the company offers an integrated platform that combines contracts, payments, and tax compliance into a single interface. This allows businesses to efficiently manage the complexities of hiring international employees while ensuring adherence to local regulations. Deel's services include automated payment processing, invoicing, customer support, and insurance products related to employment. The platform is designed to enhance the experience for both organizations and contractors, streamlining the onboarding process and facilitating seamless payroll operations worldwide.

Tabs

Series A in 2024
Tabs is an AI-powered revenue automation platform that streamlines the management of customer contracts, billing, revenue recognition, and renewals. Founded in 2023 and based in New York, the company automates the entire receivables lifecycle, from invoice computation to cash application, by organizing various customer documents and usage data. This enables the platform to identify key terms, generate billing schedules, and tabulate invoices without requiring structured data mapping. Tabs provides seamless invoice delivery, modern dunning processes, and integrates with major accounting and payment systems, enhancing operational efficiency. The platform also offers advanced analytics and reporting capabilities, significantly reducing the time required for collections and saving businesses hundreds of hours annually. By lowering operational and financial risks, Tabs aims to serve as a comprehensive solution for finance and revenue operations.

Melio

Series E in 2024
Melio is a fintech company that provides small businesses with a digital platform for managing business-to-business payments and receivables. Its services are designed to streamline the payment process, allowing businesses to transfer and receive payments more efficiently. The platform features an integrated accounts payable and receivables dashboard that enhances oversight and control over cash flow, helping to reduce or eliminate late payment costs. By simplifying the payment workflow, Melio enables small businesses to focus on customer engagement rather than administrative tasks, ultimately improving cash flow and minimizing time and costs associated with managing supplier payments.

Clara

Venture Round in 2024
Clara is a spending management platform focused on serving companies in Latin America. It offers an end-to-end solution that includes locally-issued corporate cards, bill payment services, financing options, and a software platform that streamlines corporate expense management. The platform is designed to simplify and automate financial processes, allowing businesses to gain real-time insights into spending and manage budgets more effectively. Clara is backed by a diverse group of global and regional investors, aiming to empower companies with greater financial agility and clarity. By enhancing the way company finances are managed, Clara contributes to increasing the economic competitiveness of the region.

Parallax

Seed Round in 2023
Parallax operates a crypto platform designed to facilitate seamless transactions in both cryptocurrency and cash. The company is dedicated to making cryptocurrency a common method for business payments by providing the necessary infrastructure that simplifies the payment process. By enhancing the communication of payment needs and accounting, Parallax aims to unlock the potential of crypto for businesses, making payments more straightforward and accessible.

Payrails

Seed Round in 2023
Payrails is a payment operating system designed for global enterprises seeking to streamline their payment operations. It provides an end-to-end solution that connects merchants to a wide network of payment providers, fraud prevention tools, and alternative payment methods through a single, user-friendly API. The platform simplifies the acceptance of payments by offering features such as a ledger-based system for payment reconciliation, on-demand payouts, and instant refunds. This allows enterprises to efficiently build, operate, and scale their payment acceptance processes while avoiding the complexities and costs associated with in-house infrastructure. Payrails is backed by prominent investors, highlighting its commitment to addressing the increasing challenges in payment management.

XFlow

Seed Round in 2023
XFlow is a software company focused on creating payments infrastructure that facilitates the sending and receiving of money for businesses worldwide. By developing cross-border payments software, XFlow aims to simplify and expedite inward payment flows, addressing challenges like regulatory complexities, lack of transparency, and high transaction costs. The platform incorporates compliance checks, including assessing the purpose of transfers and generating necessary documentation, to ensure smooth and compliant financial transactions. This enables clients to navigate global markets more efficiently and effectively.

Clara

Series B in 2023
Clara is a spending management platform focused on serving companies in Latin America. It offers an end-to-end solution that includes locally-issued corporate cards, bill payment services, financing options, and a software platform that streamlines corporate expense management. The platform is designed to simplify and automate financial processes, allowing businesses to gain real-time insights into spending and manage budgets more effectively. Clara is backed by a diverse group of global and regional investors, aiming to empower companies with greater financial agility and clarity. By enhancing the way company finances are managed, Clara contributes to increasing the economic competitiveness of the region.

Stripe

Series I in 2023
Stripe is a technology company that develops APIs and tools for businesses to accept and manage online payments. It offers a range of products, including Payments, Subscriptions, Connect, Sigma, and Atlas, catering to various industries such as e-commerce, B2B platforms, and non-profits. Stripe also provides fraud detection tools like Radar and user interface components for custom payment forms with Stripe Elements. It supports international debit/credit cards and serves businesses in the U.S., Canada, Europe, and other regions. Additionally, Stripe Capital offers financing options based on payment history, with automatic repayment adjustments based on daily sales.

C14

Seed Round in 2023
C14 is a developer of a payment and web3 interface platform that facilitates the integration of cryptocurrency and fiat payments. The platform offers a seamless, ecommerce-like payment widget that can be embedded in websites and decentralized applications (dApps) across various blockchain ecosystems. It provides users with access to the non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace, multiple blockchains, web3 projects, and crypto wallets. C14 streamlines the know-your-customer (KYC) process, eliminating the need for a centralized crypto exchange, thereby allowing users to comfortably and securely transact with digital assets worldwide.

Rapyd

Secondary Market in 2022
Rapyd is a payments platform that integrates fintech services into applications, streamlining access to a variety of local payment methods. It empowers e-commerce merchants, gig platforms, challenger wallets, remittance services, online lenders, and traditional banks to overcome the constraints of outdated infrastructure. By facilitating the creation of innovative, mobile-friendly payment solutions, Rapyd enhances the financial capabilities of its users, allowing them to adapt to the evolving demands of the digital economy.

Ponto

Seed Round in 2022
Ponto provides regulated payment services for global enterprises to offer financial services to their customers. The company manages and eliminates the risks involved with offering financial services worldwide. This way, new products can deliver on the promise of improving and democratizing access to the economy for everyone.

Uni Cards

Series A in 2021
Uni Cards, established in October 2020 by Nitin Gupta in Bangalore, Karnataka, offers a pay-later service that transforms the credit experience for users. The company provides a digital visa card that allows customers to split their payments into three installments over three months without incurring additional fees, as long as payments are made on time. Users benefit from cashback rewards if they pay their full balance within the month. Uni Cards aims to enhance financial flexibility and management for its users, making it easier to handle expenses while enjoying the advantages of rewards. The service is currently available for free to early adopters through the Uni app.

Pento

Series B in 2021
Pento ApS is a company that specializes in providing HR and payroll services through its online platform designed for European businesses. Founded in 2016 and based in Aarhus, Denmark, Pento offers solutions such as Pento Autopilot, which simplifies the collection of holiday data, mileage accounts, expenses, and time registrations, alongside Pento Payroll, a modern payroll system aimed at enhancing efficiency. The platform automates various payroll processes, including salary calculations and tax management, and integrates seamlessly with accounting and HR systems. Pento caters to a wide range of clients, including bookkeepers, audit houses, and outsourcing agencies, and has been active in the UK market since 2020. The company operates with a remote-first approach, maintaining a nominal headquarters in London.

Clara

Series B in 2021
Clara is a spending management platform focused on serving companies in Latin America. It offers an end-to-end solution that includes locally-issued corporate cards, bill payment services, financing options, and a software platform that streamlines corporate expense management. The platform is designed to simplify and automate financial processes, allowing businesses to gain real-time insights into spending and manage budgets more effectively. Clara is backed by a diverse group of global and regional investors, aiming to empower companies with greater financial agility and clarity. By enhancing the way company finances are managed, Clara contributes to increasing the economic competitiveness of the region.

XFlow

Seed Round in 2021
XFlow is a software company focused on creating payments infrastructure that facilitates the sending and receiving of money for businesses worldwide. By developing cross-border payments software, XFlow aims to simplify and expedite inward payment flows, addressing challenges like regulatory complexities, lack of transparency, and high transaction costs. The platform incorporates compliance checks, including assessing the purpose of transfers and generating necessary documentation, to ensure smooth and compliant financial transactions. This enables clients to navigate global markets more efficiently and effectively.

Melio

Series D in 2021
Melio is a fintech company that provides small businesses with a digital platform for managing business-to-business payments and receivables. Its services are designed to streamline the payment process, allowing businesses to transfer and receive payments more efficiently. The platform features an integrated accounts payable and receivables dashboard that enhances oversight and control over cash flow, helping to reduce or eliminate late payment costs. By simplifying the payment workflow, Melio enables small businesses to focus on customer engagement rather than administrative tasks, ultimately improving cash flow and minimizing time and costs associated with managing supplier payments.

Gusto

Series E in 2021
Gusto is a software-as-a-service company specializing in Human Capital Management (HCM). It offers a comprehensive platform that simplifies payroll processing, benefits administration, and employee management for small businesses. Gusto’s services include payroll management, time and attendance tracking, and employee onboarding, all designed to meet the various HR needs of its clients. By providing an integrated system for managing employee benefits, including health, dental, and vision insurance, Gusto enables businesses to effectively support their workforce. This platform is aimed at streamlining administrative tasks, allowing small business owners to focus on their core operations while ensuring compliance with employment regulations.

FamPay

Series A in 2021
FamPay Solutions Private Limited is a Bengaluru-based company that provides a digital payment application specifically designed for teenagers and their families. Incorporated in 2019, FamPay enables minors to conduct various payment activities, including UPI, peer-to-peer (P2P) transactions, and card payments, without requiring a traditional bank account. The application allows parents to send money to their children, who can then spend it securely at online and in-store merchants under parental supervision. By focusing on the unique needs of younger users, FamPay aims to create a seamless and enjoyable payment experience for teenagers while ensuring financial safety and accountability.

Clara

Series A in 2021
Clara is a spending management platform focused on serving companies in Latin America. It offers an end-to-end solution that includes locally-issued corporate cards, bill payment services, financing options, and a software platform that streamlines corporate expense management. The platform is designed to simplify and automate financial processes, allowing businesses to gain real-time insights into spending and manage budgets more effectively. Clara is backed by a diverse group of global and regional investors, aiming to empower companies with greater financial agility and clarity. By enhancing the way company finances are managed, Clara contributes to increasing the economic competitiveness of the region.

Pento

Series A in 2021
Pento ApS is a company that specializes in providing HR and payroll services through its online platform designed for European businesses. Founded in 2016 and based in Aarhus, Denmark, Pento offers solutions such as Pento Autopilot, which simplifies the collection of holiday data, mileage accounts, expenses, and time registrations, alongside Pento Payroll, a modern payroll system aimed at enhancing efficiency. The platform automates various payroll processes, including salary calculations and tax management, and integrates seamlessly with accounting and HR systems. Pento caters to a wide range of clients, including bookkeepers, audit houses, and outsourcing agencies, and has been active in the UK market since 2020. The company operates with a remote-first approach, maintaining a nominal headquarters in London.

Rapyd

Series E in 2021
Rapyd is a payments platform that integrates fintech services into applications, streamlining access to a variety of local payment methods. It empowers e-commerce merchants, gig platforms, challenger wallets, remittance services, online lenders, and traditional banks to overcome the constraints of outdated infrastructure. By facilitating the creation of innovative, mobile-friendly payment solutions, Rapyd enhances the financial capabilities of its users, allowing them to adapt to the evolving demands of the digital economy.

Clara

Pre Seed Round in 2021
Clara is a spending management platform focused on serving companies in Latin America. It offers an end-to-end solution that includes locally-issued corporate cards, bill payment services, financing options, and a software platform that streamlines corporate expense management. The platform is designed to simplify and automate financial processes, allowing businesses to gain real-time insights into spending and manage budgets more effectively. Clara is backed by a diverse group of global and regional investors, aiming to empower companies with greater financial agility and clarity. By enhancing the way company finances are managed, Clara contributes to increasing the economic competitiveness of the region.

MobileCoin

Series A in 2021
MobileCoin, Inc., founded in 2017 and based in San Francisco, California, operates a cryptocurrency platform that focuses on peer-to-peer payment tokens and digital payment systems optimized for mobile devices. The platform is built on blockchain technology, emphasizing privacy and security in transactions while ensuring a user-friendly experience. MobileCoin is designed for seamless integration with popular mobile messaging applications such as WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, and Signal, allowing users to conduct secure transactions directly within these platforms.

Monzo

Series G in 2021
Monzo is a digital bank that operates primarily through its mobile application, offering a range of banking services including current, savings, and business accounts, as well as overdrafts and loans. It provides real-time spending updates, categorized transactions, budgeting tools, and instant transaction notifications. Monzo's unique features include 'Pots', sub-accounts for saving towards specific goals, and Monzo Plus, a premium subscription service offering additional benefits. The company, founded in 2015 and based in London, aims to serve customers who prefer managing their finances digitally, without the need for physical branches.

Melio

Series C in 2021
Melio is a fintech company that provides small businesses with a digital platform for managing business-to-business payments and receivables. Its services are designed to streamline the payment process, allowing businesses to transfer and receive payments more efficiently. The platform features an integrated accounts payable and receivables dashboard that enhances oversight and control over cash flow, helping to reduce or eliminate late payment costs. By simplifying the payment workflow, Melio enables small businesses to focus on customer engagement rather than administrative tasks, ultimately improving cash flow and minimizing time and costs associated with managing supplier payments.

Rapyd

Series D in 2021
Rapyd is a payments platform that integrates fintech services into applications, streamlining access to a variety of local payment methods. It empowers e-commerce merchants, gig platforms, challenger wallets, remittance services, online lenders, and traditional banks to overcome the constraints of outdated infrastructure. By facilitating the creation of innovative, mobile-friendly payment solutions, Rapyd enhances the financial capabilities of its users, allowing them to adapt to the evolving demands of the digital economy.

CRED

Series C in 2020
CRED is a members-only credit card management and bill payments platform that rewards users every time they pay their credit card bills. The fintech startup operates an app that rewards customers for paying their credit card bills on time and gives them access to a range of additional services such as credit and a premium catalog of products from high-end brands. Customers are offered a range of features which include the ability to better track spending across various credit cards, and get reminders. Cred is backed by investors such as Falcon Edge Capital, Coatue Management, Insight Partners, DST Global, RTP Global, Tiger Global, Greenoaks Capital, Dragoneer Investment Group, and Sofina. It was established in Bengaluru, Karnataka by Kunal Shah in 2017.

Melio

Series C in 2020
Melio is a fintech company that provides small businesses with a digital platform for managing business-to-business payments and receivables. Its services are designed to streamline the payment process, allowing businesses to transfer and receive payments more efficiently. The platform features an integrated accounts payable and receivables dashboard that enhances oversight and control over cash flow, helping to reduce or eliminate late payment costs. By simplifying the payment workflow, Melio enables small businesses to focus on customer engagement rather than administrative tasks, ultimately improving cash flow and minimizing time and costs associated with managing supplier payments.

Monzo

Series G in 2020
Monzo is a digital bank that operates primarily through its mobile application, offering a range of banking services including current, savings, and business accounts, as well as overdrafts and loans. It provides real-time spending updates, categorized transactions, budgeting tools, and instant transaction notifications. Monzo's unique features include 'Pots', sub-accounts for saving towards specific goals, and Monzo Plus, a premium subscription service offering additional benefits. The company, founded in 2015 and based in London, aims to serve customers who prefer managing their finances digitally, without the need for physical branches.

Stripe

Series G in 2020
Stripe is a technology company that develops APIs and tools for businesses to accept and manage online payments. It offers a range of products, including Payments, Subscriptions, Connect, Sigma, and Atlas, catering to various industries such as e-commerce, B2B platforms, and non-profits. Stripe also provides fraud detection tools like Radar and user interface components for custom payment forms with Stripe Elements. It supports international debit/credit cards and serves businesses in the U.S., Canada, Europe, and other regions. Additionally, Stripe Capital offers financing options based on payment history, with automatic repayment adjustments based on daily sales.

Rapyd

Series C in 2019
Rapyd is a payments platform that integrates fintech services into applications, streamlining access to a variety of local payment methods. It empowers e-commerce merchants, gig platforms, challenger wallets, remittance services, online lenders, and traditional banks to overcome the constraints of outdated infrastructure. By facilitating the creation of innovative, mobile-friendly payment solutions, Rapyd enhances the financial capabilities of its users, allowing them to adapt to the evolving demands of the digital economy.

Stripe

Series G in 2019
Stripe is a technology company that develops APIs and tools for businesses to accept and manage online payments. It offers a range of products, including Payments, Subscriptions, Connect, Sigma, and Atlas, catering to various industries such as e-commerce, B2B platforms, and non-profits. Stripe also provides fraud detection tools like Radar and user interface components for custom payment forms with Stripe Elements. It supports international debit/credit cards and serves businesses in the U.S., Canada, Europe, and other regions. Additionally, Stripe Capital offers financing options based on payment history, with automatic repayment adjustments based on daily sales.

CRED

Series B in 2019
CRED is a members-only credit card management and bill payments platform that rewards users every time they pay their credit card bills. The fintech startup operates an app that rewards customers for paying their credit card bills on time and gives them access to a range of additional services such as credit and a premium catalog of products from high-end brands. Customers are offered a range of features which include the ability to better track spending across various credit cards, and get reminders. Cred is backed by investors such as Falcon Edge Capital, Coatue Management, Insight Partners, DST Global, RTP Global, Tiger Global, Greenoaks Capital, Dragoneer Investment Group, and Sofina. It was established in Bengaluru, Karnataka by Kunal Shah in 2017.

Gusto

Series D in 2019
Gusto is a software-as-a-service company specializing in Human Capital Management (HCM). It offers a comprehensive platform that simplifies payroll processing, benefits administration, and employee management for small businesses. Gusto’s services include payroll management, time and attendance tracking, and employee onboarding, all designed to meet the various HR needs of its clients. By providing an integrated system for managing employee benefits, including health, dental, and vision insurance, Gusto enables businesses to effectively support their workforce. This platform is aimed at streamlining administrative tasks, allowing small business owners to focus on their core operations while ensuring compliance with employment regulations.

Monzo

Series F in 2019
Monzo is a digital bank that operates primarily through its mobile application, offering a range of banking services including current, savings, and business accounts, as well as overdrafts and loans. It provides real-time spending updates, categorized transactions, budgeting tools, and instant transaction notifications. Monzo's unique features include 'Pots', sub-accounts for saving towards specific goals, and Monzo Plus, a premium subscription service offering additional benefits. The company, founded in 2015 and based in London, aims to serve customers who prefer managing their finances digitally, without the need for physical branches.

Rapyd

Series B in 2019
Rapyd is a payments platform that integrates fintech services into applications, streamlining access to a variety of local payment methods. It empowers e-commerce merchants, gig platforms, challenger wallets, remittance services, online lenders, and traditional banks to overcome the constraints of outdated infrastructure. By facilitating the creation of innovative, mobile-friendly payment solutions, Rapyd enhances the financial capabilities of its users, allowing them to adapt to the evolving demands of the digital economy.

Monzo

Series E in 2018
Monzo is a digital bank that operates primarily through its mobile application, offering a range of banking services including current, savings, and business accounts, as well as overdrafts and loans. It provides real-time spending updates, categorized transactions, budgeting tools, and instant transaction notifications. Monzo's unique features include 'Pots', sub-accounts for saving towards specific goals, and Monzo Plus, a premium subscription service offering additional benefits. The company, founded in 2015 and based in London, aims to serve customers who prefer managing their finances digitally, without the need for physical branches.

Stripe

Series E in 2018
Stripe is a technology company that develops APIs and tools for businesses to accept and manage online payments. It offers a range of products, including Payments, Subscriptions, Connect, Sigma, and Atlas, catering to various industries such as e-commerce, B2B platforms, and non-profits. Stripe also provides fraud detection tools like Radar and user interface components for custom payment forms with Stripe Elements. It supports international debit/credit cards and serves businesses in the U.S., Canada, Europe, and other regions. Additionally, Stripe Capital offers financing options based on payment history, with automatic repayment adjustments based on daily sales.

Gusto

Series C in 2018
Gusto is a software-as-a-service company specializing in Human Capital Management (HCM). It offers a comprehensive platform that simplifies payroll processing, benefits administration, and employee management for small businesses. Gusto’s services include payroll management, time and attendance tracking, and employee onboarding, all designed to meet the various HR needs of its clients. By providing an integrated system for managing employee benefits, including health, dental, and vision insurance, Gusto enables businesses to effectively support their workforce. This platform is aimed at streamlining administrative tasks, allowing small business owners to focus on their core operations while ensuring compliance with employment regulations.

Circle

Series E in 2018
Circle is a financial technology firm established in 2013 by Jeremy Allaire and Sean Neville, headquartered in Boston, with additional offices in New York, San Francisco, Dublin, London, and Hong Kong. The company leverages blockchain technology to facilitate payments and e-commerce through stablecoins and its Circle Pay platform, streamlining the process of sending money. Circle offers a range of services, including Circle Invest, which allows users to buy and sell cryptocurrency assets, and Circle Trade, which provides over-the-counter trading services with access to one of the largest global liquidity pools for digital asset trading, averaging $2 billion in monthly volume. Backed by prominent investors such as Goldman Sachs and Accel Partners, Circle positions itself as a key player in the global internet finance sector, focused on integrating crypto assets into mainstream financial applications.

Ualá

Convertible Note in 2017
Ualá is a financial technology company that offers a digital banking application aimed at democratizing access to financial services. The platform provides a comprehensive financial ecosystem, allowing users to manage payments, request loans, and invest in various financial products. Ualá's services include a prepaid Mastercard and savings accounts, which enhance financial inclusion by enabling users to make secure purchases and transfer money instantly through a traditional transactional payment network. The company's mission is to empower individuals by offering accessible financial solutions.

Stripe

Series D in 2016
Stripe is a technology company that develops APIs and tools for businesses to accept and manage online payments. It offers a range of products, including Payments, Subscriptions, Connect, Sigma, and Atlas, catering to various industries such as e-commerce, B2B platforms, and non-profits. Stripe also provides fraud detection tools like Radar and user interface components for custom payment forms with Stripe Elements. It supports international debit/credit cards and serves businesses in the U.S., Canada, Europe, and other regions. Additionally, Stripe Capital offers financing options based on payment history, with automatic repayment adjustments based on daily sales.

Circle

Series D in 2016
Circle is a financial technology firm established in 2013 by Jeremy Allaire and Sean Neville, headquartered in Boston, with additional offices in New York, San Francisco, Dublin, London, and Hong Kong. The company leverages blockchain technology to facilitate payments and e-commerce through stablecoins and its Circle Pay platform, streamlining the process of sending money. Circle offers a range of services, including Circle Invest, which allows users to buy and sell cryptocurrency assets, and Circle Trade, which provides over-the-counter trading services with access to one of the largest global liquidity pools for digital asset trading, averaging $2 billion in monthly volume. Backed by prominent investors such as Goldman Sachs and Accel Partners, Circle positions itself as a key player in the global internet finance sector, focused on integrating crypto assets into mainstream financial applications.

Payable

Venture Round in 2015
Payable helps thousands of contractors get paid faster and more efficiently. Much more than payments, we're on a mission to strengthen the 1099 workforce by making invoicing, work-tracking, onboarding, and calculating earnings and taxes as simple as possible for both contractors and the companies they work with. Apps are available for iOS, Android, and Web.

Gusto

Series B in 2015
Gusto is a software-as-a-service company specializing in Human Capital Management (HCM). It offers a comprehensive platform that simplifies payroll processing, benefits administration, and employee management for small businesses. Gusto’s services include payroll management, time and attendance tracking, and employee onboarding, all designed to meet the various HR needs of its clients. By providing an integrated system for managing employee benefits, including health, dental, and vision insurance, Gusto enables businesses to effectively support their workforce. This platform is aimed at streamlining administrative tasks, allowing small business owners to focus on their core operations while ensuring compliance with employment regulations.

Payable

Seed Round in 2015
Payable helps thousands of contractors get paid faster and more efficiently. Much more than payments, we're on a mission to strengthen the 1099 workforce by making invoicing, work-tracking, onboarding, and calculating earnings and taxes as simple as possible for both contractors and the companies they work with. Apps are available for iOS, Android, and Web.

Circle

Series C in 2015
Circle is a financial technology firm established in 2013 by Jeremy Allaire and Sean Neville, headquartered in Boston, with additional offices in New York, San Francisco, Dublin, London, and Hong Kong. The company leverages blockchain technology to facilitate payments and e-commerce through stablecoins and its Circle Pay platform, streamlining the process of sending money. Circle offers a range of services, including Circle Invest, which allows users to buy and sell cryptocurrency assets, and Circle Trade, which provides over-the-counter trading services with access to one of the largest global liquidity pools for digital asset trading, averaging $2 billion in monthly volume. Backed by prominent investors such as Goldman Sachs and Accel Partners, Circle positions itself as a key player in the global internet finance sector, focused on integrating crypto assets into mainstream financial applications.

Gusto

Series B in 2015
Gusto is a software-as-a-service company specializing in Human Capital Management (HCM). It offers a comprehensive platform that simplifies payroll processing, benefits administration, and employee management for small businesses. Gusto’s services include payroll management, time and attendance tracking, and employee onboarding, all designed to meet the various HR needs of its clients. By providing an integrated system for managing employee benefits, including health, dental, and vision insurance, Gusto enables businesses to effectively support their workforce. This platform is aimed at streamlining administrative tasks, allowing small business owners to focus on their core operations while ensuring compliance with employment regulations.

Stripe

Series C in 2014
Stripe is a technology company that develops APIs and tools for businesses to accept and manage online payments. It offers a range of products, including Payments, Subscriptions, Connect, Sigma, and Atlas, catering to various industries such as e-commerce, B2B platforms, and non-profits. Stripe also provides fraud detection tools like Radar and user interface components for custom payment forms with Stripe Elements. It supports international debit/credit cards and serves businesses in the U.S., Canada, Europe, and other regions. Additionally, Stripe Capital offers financing options based on payment history, with automatic repayment adjustments based on daily sales.

Circle

Series B in 2014
Circle is a financial technology firm established in 2013 by Jeremy Allaire and Sean Neville, headquartered in Boston, with additional offices in New York, San Francisco, Dublin, London, and Hong Kong. The company leverages blockchain technology to facilitate payments and e-commerce through stablecoins and its Circle Pay platform, streamlining the process of sending money. Circle offers a range of services, including Circle Invest, which allows users to buy and sell cryptocurrency assets, and Circle Trade, which provides over-the-counter trading services with access to one of the largest global liquidity pools for digital asset trading, averaging $2 billion in monthly volume. Backed by prominent investors such as Goldman Sachs and Accel Partners, Circle positions itself as a key player in the global internet finance sector, focused on integrating crypto assets into mainstream financial applications.

Gusto

Series A in 2014
Gusto is a software-as-a-service company specializing in Human Capital Management (HCM). It offers a comprehensive platform that simplifies payroll processing, benefits administration, and employee management for small businesses. Gusto’s services include payroll management, time and attendance tracking, and employee onboarding, all designed to meet the various HR needs of its clients. By providing an integrated system for managing employee benefits, including health, dental, and vision insurance, Gusto enables businesses to effectively support their workforce. This platform is aimed at streamlining administrative tasks, allowing small business owners to focus on their core operations while ensuring compliance with employment regulations.

Circle

Series A in 2013
Circle is a financial technology firm established in 2013 by Jeremy Allaire and Sean Neville, headquartered in Boston, with additional offices in New York, San Francisco, Dublin, London, and Hong Kong. The company leverages blockchain technology to facilitate payments and e-commerce through stablecoins and its Circle Pay platform, streamlining the process of sending money. Circle offers a range of services, including Circle Invest, which allows users to buy and sell cryptocurrency assets, and Circle Trade, which provides over-the-counter trading services with access to one of the largest global liquidity pools for digital asset trading, averaging $2 billion in monthly volume. Backed by prominent investors such as Goldman Sachs and Accel Partners, Circle positions itself as a key player in the global internet finance sector, focused on integrating crypto assets into mainstream financial applications.

Paydiant

Series C in 2013
Paydiant, Inc. offers a cloud-based white label mobile wallet platform that allows merchants, banks, and partners to integrate mobile payments, loyalty programs, offers, and ATM cash access into their own branded mobile applications. Founded in 2010 and located in Auburndale, Massachusetts, the company enables its clients to deploy secure mobile wallet solutions tailored to their brand without the need for new intermediaries. Paydiant's patented technology supports the development of customized mobile wallet experiences, facilitating a seamless connection between businesses and their customers. As of April 2015, Paydiant operates as a subsidiary of PayPal Holdings.

Paydiant

Series B in 2012
Paydiant, Inc. offers a cloud-based white label mobile wallet platform that allows merchants, banks, and partners to integrate mobile payments, loyalty programs, offers, and ATM cash access into their own branded mobile applications. Founded in 2010 and located in Auburndale, Massachusetts, the company enables its clients to deploy secure mobile wallet solutions tailored to their brand without the need for new intermediaries. Paydiant's patented technology supports the development of customized mobile wallet experiences, facilitating a seamless connection between businesses and their customers. As of April 2015, Paydiant operates as a subsidiary of PayPal Holdings.

Stripe

Series B in 2012
Stripe is a technology company that develops APIs and tools for businesses to accept and manage online payments. It offers a range of products, including Payments, Subscriptions, Connect, Sigma, and Atlas, catering to various industries such as e-commerce, B2B platforms, and non-profits. Stripe also provides fraud detection tools like Radar and user interface components for custom payment forms with Stripe Elements. It supports international debit/credit cards and serves businesses in the U.S., Canada, Europe, and other regions. Additionally, Stripe Capital offers financing options based on payment history, with automatic repayment adjustments based on daily sales.

Paydiant

Series A in 2011
Paydiant, Inc. offers a cloud-based white label mobile wallet platform that allows merchants, banks, and partners to integrate mobile payments, loyalty programs, offers, and ATM cash access into their own branded mobile applications. Founded in 2010 and located in Auburndale, Massachusetts, the company enables its clients to deploy secure mobile wallet solutions tailored to their brand without the need for new intermediaries. Paydiant's patented technology supports the development of customized mobile wallet experiences, facilitating a seamless connection between businesses and their customers. As of April 2015, Paydiant operates as a subsidiary of PayPal Holdings.
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