Plastiq Stock
Payment Solutions
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About Plastiq Stock
Plastiq provides convenient, flexible, and secure payment options. Plastiq makes it possible for business owners and savvy consumers to use a credit card for practically any expense, even ones like rent that normally require a check. The service makes it easier for cardholders to earn credit card rewards, tap early-payment discounts, and use cash in the ways that make the most sense for their lives. Plastiq is advancing innovative payment solutions to more than 150 countries around the world. Plastiq was founded in 2012 and is based in San Francisco, California.
Investors
Khosla Ventures
Instacart, Stripe, DoorDash, Impossible Foods, Palantir Technologies, Commonwealth Fusion, View, Zenefits, Eat Just, Opendoor
Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers
Snap, AppDynamics, Spotify, Instacart, Stripe, Magic Leap, DoorDash, Bloom Energy, Slack, Brex
B Capital Group
PharmEasy, Bird, Highspot, 6sense, Flutterwave, Clari, Starburst Data, Innovaccer, Newfront Insurance, Icertis
Accomplice
DataRobot, Recorded Future, WHOOP, DraftKings, SecurityScorecard, Hopper, Plastiq, Orchard, Secret Escapes, Skillz
Funding History
April 2012 | $2.3M |
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January 2013 | $6.1M |
July 2014 | $10.1M |
February 2016 | $9.4M |
March 2017 | $15.2M |
September 2018 | $27.7M |
October 2019 | $70.0M |
November 2021 | $120M |
Management
Chief Executive Officer
Eliot Buchanan
Chief Financial Officer
Amir Jafari
Chief Product and Technology Officer
Stoyan Kenderov
Press
pymnts - Aug, 4 2023
Priority Completes Acquisition of Plastiq and Combines B2B Offeringswsj - Jun, 3 2023
Firm Retention Summary: Plastiqdlvr - Jun, 1 2023
Priority Technology Holdings Enters Stalking Horse Agreement with Plastiq, a B2B Payments Fintechforbes - May, 26 2023
Plastiq Files For Bankruptcy As Fintech Troubles Mountwsj - May, 25 2023
Payments Processor Plastiq Files for Bankruptcy After Aborted SPAC Deal