Skeps has brought $9.5 million up in its Series A round drove by Bertelsmann
Retail location monetary technology organization Skeps has brought $9.5 million up in its Series A round drove by Bertelsmann India Investments. Existing supporter Accel has likewise joined the round. As per the Gurugram and New York-based startup, the new capital will be utilized to grow its busine
Retail location monetary technology organization Skeps has brought $9.5 million up in its Series A round drove by Bertelsmann India Investments. Existing supporter Accel has likewise joined the round.
As per the Gurugram and New York-based startup, the new capital will be utilized to grow its business, advertising, designing and item groups.
Established by Tushar Srivastava, Mayank Tewari and Prerit Srivastava, Skeps is a cloud-based secluded stage utilized by traders and banks to assist with recognizing potential credit answers for their clients. It serves organizations and traders by conveying private blockchain technology to consolidate data across various stages.
The startup asserts that vendors can offer financing alternatives going from Pay-in-four to longer-term loans with one straightforward coordination. Banks can utilize it as their response to marked BNPL stages or develop their unstable loaning portfolio.
Prior in March 2020, Skeps had brought $2.5 million up in its pre-Series A round drove by Accel India.
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