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Mercury Stock (MERC)
Financial Infrastructure for Businesses
Mercury is a financial technology company that provides banking services specifically tailored for startups and small businesses.
About Mercury Stock
Founded
2017
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA, US
Total Funding
209M
Industries
Financial Services, Lending and Investments, Information Technology
Mercury is an online bank that provides business banking services specifically tailored for startups and small businesses. The company offers FDIC-insured bank accounts through partnerships with traditional banks and provides financial tools such as corporate credit cards, expense management and software APIs.Â
Mercury was founded in 2019 by Immad Akhund and is headquartered in San Francisco. Notable investors include Coatue, CRV, and Andreessen Horowitz.
Mercury Press Mentions
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Mercury acquires Teal
mercury • Sep 09, 2024
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businessinsider • Aug 05, 2023
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forbes • Jul 20, 2023
Private Credit Funds, Banks Will Aggressively Push To Fill SVB’s Role — Likely At Higher Rates
news • Mar 29, 2023
The First Level of Depth,
medium • Mar 10, 2023
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Mercury Management
Leadership team at Mercury
CEO & Founder
Immad Akhund
COO, Co-Founder
Jason Zhang
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