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Expensify

NASDAQ: EXFY

Founded 2008 · Incorporated in Delaware · 229 employees on LinkedIn · 7 known investors

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Expensify offers a corporate expense management card and platform that issues Visa cards to employees, automatically syncs transactions, codes receipts, enforces spend controls, and integrates with accounting software. The service serves businesses of all sizes in the US, UK, and select EU countries.

Founders & leadership

Expensify was founded in 2008 by David Barrett.

DBDavid Barrett
David BarrettFounder, CEO, and DirectorDavid Barrett founded Expensify in 2008 after leading engineering at Red Swoosh, which was acquired by Akamai Technologies in 2007, and working in 3D graphics and VR development. He is a programmer with background in network engineering and database technology.
RSRyan Schaffer
Ryan SchafferChief Financial Officer, Board Member

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Frequently asked questions

What does Expensify do?
Expensify offers a corporate expense management card and platform that issues Visa cards to employees, automatically syncs transactions, codes receipts, enforces spend controls, and integrates with accounting software. The service serves businesses of all sizes in the US, UK, and select EU countries.
Who founded Expensify?
Expensify was founded by David Barrett in 2008.
Who are Expensify's investors?
Expensify's investors include Baseline Ventures, Delta-v Capital, NOMO Ventures, OpenView Venture Partners, PJC, Hillsven, Redpoint Ventures.