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Fintech apoiada por celebridades para adolescentes, Step recebe US$ 300 milhões em financiamento de dívida
O aplicativo também lançou um recurso de negociação de Cripto , começando com Bitcoin
By Brandy Betz
Updated May 9, 2023, 3:58 a.m. Published Oct 11, 2022, 4:46 p.m.
A empresa de Tecnologia financeira focada em jovens Step levantou até US$ 300 milhões em financiamento de dívida liderado pela Triplepoint Capital e Evolve Bank & Trust. O novo capital será destinado à construção da infraestrutura da Step e ao lançamento de novos produtos, de acordo com o comunicado de imprensa.
A Step oferece um cartão Visa seguro que ajuda pessoas menores de 18 anos a construir seu histórico de crédito. Com a rodada de financiamento, a Step lançou um recurso de investimento em Cripto que permite que adolescentes, com a permissão de um dos pais ou responsável, comprem e vendam e recebam recompensas Visa em denominações de Cripto . Criptomoedas e ações adicionais serão adicionadas ao serviço em um futuro NEAR .
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Até o momento, a Step já levantou mais de US$ 500 milhões em capital e financiamento de dívida. Os apoiadores financeiros incluíram Crosslink Capital, a empresa de pagamentos Stripe, Coatue, General Catalyst, a estrela do TikTok Charl D’Amelio, o ator Will Smith e os músicos Justin Timberlake e The Chainsmokers, entre outros.
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