Step, la fintech per adolescenti sostenuta dalle celebrità, riceve 300 milioni di dollari in finanziamenti tramite debito
L'app ha anche lanciato una funzionalità di trading Cripto , a partire da Bitcoin

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La società Tecnologie finanziaria Step, focalizzata sui giovani, ha raccolto fino a 300 milioni di dollari in finanziamenti di debito guidati da Triplepoint Capital ed Evolve Bank & Trust. Il nuovo capitale sarà destinato alla costruzione dell'infrastruttura Step e al lancio di nuovi prodotti, secondo il comunicato stampa.
Step offre una carta Visa sicura che aiuta le persone di età inferiore ai 18 anni a costruire la propria storia creditizia. Con il round di finanziamento, Step ha lanciato una funzionalità di investimento in Cripto che consente agli adolescenti, con il permesso di un genitore o tutore, di acquistare e vendere
Ad oggi, Step ha raccolto oltre 500 milioni di dollari in finanziamenti azionari e obbligazionari. Tra i finanziatori figurano Crosslink Capital, la società di pagamenti Stripe, Coatue, General Catalyst, la star di TikTok Charl D’Amelio, l’attore Will Smith e i musicisti Justin Timberlake e The Chainsmokers, tra gli altri.
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