HyperJar, a fintech startup that offers digital wallets and B2B spending tech, has raised $24 million in funding.
Founded in 2016, HyperJar is best known for its digital wallets and spending tech via its app, where users can track their finances, put money into savings pots, and earn rewards.
"For the first time, we can really proactively market and grow our B2C offering which is HyperJar but also we have a very successful platform which can be made much more successful," Rob Rooney, HyperJar CEO, told Insider in an interview.
"The critical part is building out that and our operating system which is an enterprise version for B2B purposes."
The startup's funding comes from Susquehanna Private Equity Investments and the Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan.
Persons:
HyperJar, Rob Rooney, Rooney
Organizations:
North America, Susquehanna Private Equity Investments, Healthcare, Ontario
Locations:
Europe, North