The receipts based in Oslo, a startup fintech establishment between banks and merchants for digital receipts, collected 1.7 million euros in a round of funding led by the Venture branch of Den Norske Bank, with additional support Obos, Såkorn 1 Midt and Antler.
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The company provides a single API suite filling the gap between banks and cashier systems, drawing digital store receipts and, on customer consent, sharing them with banks, accounting platforms and insurance companies .
It also supports loyalty programs, allowing buyers to use their payment cards to identify in stores with “TAP to identify” technology.
With the new financing, DNB Ventures becomes the largest shareholder of the recipients, alongside the founders of the company.
Anders Øtensvig, investment manager at DNB Ventures, said: “Thanks to active property, DNB Ventures will be a mutual learning and insight engine between DNB and portfolio companies, also contributing to business development. We saw at first that there was a good match between receipts and our venture capital activity. There is a great potential for exchange and collaboration of knowledge, and therefore a good opportunity for DNB to contribute more than capital. »»