Key Takeaways
- • Imprint, a US-based payments and customer loyalty platform, raised $130 million in a new funding round led by Khosla Ventures and Positive Sum.
- • Existing investors Hedosophia, Ribbit Capital, Spice Expeditions, LP, and Thrive Capital participated in the round.
- • Imprint reports 2 million members and a partner network representing more than $500 billion in annual US consumer spending.
- • Recent partner launches include Shell, Kroger, Albertsons Companies, and Fanatics, all added since January.
- • The capital will fund expansion of Imprint's payment offerings and brand-consumer relationship tools.
Summary
Imprint, a US-based payments and customer loyalty platform, has raised $130 million in a new funding round led by Khosla Ventures and Positive Sum, according to the company's announcement as reported by Business Standard's BW Disrupt. Existing investors Hedosophia, Ribbit Capital, Spice Expeditions, LP, and Thrive Capital also participated.
The company said it has expanded its partnerships since January, launching programmes with Shell, Kroger, Albertsons Companies and Fanatics. Imprint has also crossed 2 million members, and its partner network represents more than $500 billion in annual US consumer spending.
Imprint works with brands to develop payment and loyalty programmes designed to strengthen customer engagement and drive repeat spending. Founded by Daragh Murphy, the company said the fresh capital will be used to expand its payment offerings and enable consumers to pay through their preferred channels, helping brands build stronger customer relationships.
The company said it has expanded its partnerships since January, launching programmes with Shell, Kroger, Albertsons Companies and Fanatics. Imprint has also crossed 2 million members, and its partner network represents more than $500 billion in annual US consumer spending.
Imprint works with brands to develop payment and loyalty programmes designed to strengthen customer engagement and drive repeat spending. Founded by Daragh Murphy, the company said the fresh capital will be used to expand its payment offerings and enable consumers to pay through their preferred channels, helping brands build stronger customer relationships.
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