Slash started off as a FinTech platform that let users create shareable virtual cards to split recurring expenses. It now offers young entrepreneurs (over the age of 13) a hybrid personal and business checking account via a mobile and online platform that allows them to silo their personal and business funds but manage them from a single dashboard. Individuals under the age of 18 require a legal guardian to participate in the account setup process, and they will have a view of the individual’s account with full control and the ability to track transactions.
The accounts are provided free of charge and include two separate debit cards for the different purchases. In addition, customers can make free withdrawals at over 55,000 AllPoint ATMs. Slash also bundles non-banking software with the checking accounts to provide daily advances for its users selling on platforms like Alias and Amazon, a virtual card product, and a tool that automatically generates profit and loss statements from transaction data.
Key customers and partnerships
The company has partnered with Piermont Bank to offer banking services, as it does not have its own license. It had more than 20,000 customers as of May 2023.
Funding and financials
Slash raised USD 19 million in seed funding in May 2023, in a round led by NEA with participation from Menlo Ventures, Connect Ventures, and Y Combinator, among others. It aimed to use the fresh funds to expand its operations and business reach.
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