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SpendCare

Techstars '24

Franklin, US · Founded 2021 · Delaware corporation · 5 employees on LinkedIn · 3 known investors

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SpendCare provides spending and financial management tools designed for senior care organizations to help caregivers and seniors manage purchases safely. The platform serves senior care providers, their staff, and aging adults, focusing on making aging in place more affordable and accessible.

Also known as SpendCare Inc. · SpendCare, Inc.

Founders & leadership

PHPerry Halman-Peguillan
Perry Halman-PeguillanCEO and Co-Founder
RMRodney M. Hamilton
Rodney M. HamiltonBoard Member
DEDavid E. Young
David E. YoungChair of the Board and Co-Founder

Investors · 3

Techstarslisted by TechstarsBoulder · $220K

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Also in the syndicate · 1

InvestTN (Launch Tennessee)lead

Reported raises · per SEC filings

Form D private placements

$1.2M disclosed across 3 of 5 rounds · 2021–2025

▶$466.8KraisedJun 2025 · 3 investors · Other
Rule 506(b)
Officers, directors & promoters on the filing
  • Rodney M HamiltonExecutive Officer, Director, Promoter
  • Perry Halman-PeguillanExecutive Officer, Director, Promoter
  • David E YoungExecutive Officer, Director, Promoter
Offering amount
$816.8K
Amount sold
$466.8K
First sale
Jun 2025
Incorporated
Corporation, Delaware, 2021
Federal exemptions
06b
Full filing on SEC EDGAR ↗
▶$120KofferedJul 2024 · Other
Rule 506(b)
Officers, directors & promoters on the filing
  • Perry Halman-PeguillanExecutive Officer, Director, Promoter
  • David E YoungExecutive Officer, Director, Promoter
  • Rodney M HamiltonExecutive Officer, Director, Promoter
Offering amount
$120K
Incorporated
Corporation, Delaware, 2021
Federal exemptions
06b
Full filing on SEC EDGAR ↗
▶$200KraisedJul 2024 · 2 investors · Other
Rule 506(b)
Officers, directors & promoters on the filing
  • Perry Halman-PeguillanExecutive Officer, Director, Promoter
  • Rodney M HamiltonExecutive Officer, Director, Promoter
  • David E YoungExecutive Officer, Director, Promoter
Offering amount
$200K
Amount sold
$200K
First sale
Jun 2024
Incorporated
Corporation, Delaware, 2021
Federal exemptions
06b
Full filing on SEC EDGAR ↗
▶$550KraisedOct 2022 · 2 investors · Other
Rule 506(b)
Officers, directors & promoters on the filing
  • David E. YoungExecutive Officer, Director, Promoter
  • Rodney M. HamiltonExecutive Officer, Director, Promoter
Offering amount
$2.5M
Amount sold
$550K
First sale
Sep 2021
Incorporated
Corporation, Delaware, 2021
Federal exemptions
06b
Full filing on SEC EDGAR ↗

Source: SEC EDGAR Form D. Amounts as filed; amended filings shown once at their latest values.

Company profile

researched Sep 2026

SpendCare is a spend management platform for senior care that issues restricted-use, reloadable prepaid cards so that caregivers, care organizations and family members can make purchases on behalf of seniors with documented, shared visibility. The platform is aimed at three buyer groups: home care agencies, which give caregivers spending cards that remove the need for manual transaction logs; PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) organizations, which use co-branded flexible benefit cards to deliver personalized participant support with reporting; and families, who open a shared account to send money to an aging relative and monitor and restrict how it is spent.

Core product capabilities described by the company include co-branded cards that can be assigned as temporary cards and used as soon as funds are loaded, global and personalized spending restrictions (blocking online purchases, specific merchant categories and cash withdrawals, and automatic card locking based on rules and alerts), real-time purchase alerts, the ability to lock and unlock cards from an online portal, scheduled recurring transfers, and receipt or proof-of-purchase images attached to individual transactions. Reporting covers purchases, funds loaded, card balances and declined purchases, with analysis of spending by category and by distance from the cardholder's home. For agencies the program is packaged with policies and procedures mandating caregiver use of the system plus training for compliance and adoption, positioned around mitigating financial, operational (licensure/fraud) and reputational risk, and as a service agencies can upsell to clients.

Founding story

The founding team describes building the platform after each member helped care for an aging loved one, often alongside a professional caregiver, and developing it with continuous input from senior care operators.

Business model

Business-to-business and direct-to-consumer software subscription attached to a prepaid card program. Agencies are sold a SaaS package that includes technology, policies and procedures, and training; families buy a consumer subscription tied to cards for their relative and the relative's caregivers.

For home care agencies, a traditional SaaS model with a one-time upfront implementation fee for onboarding plus a monthly platform fee and an active user fee charged per active client user. For families, a monthly subscription fee plus the cost of the initial and any replacement cards. The website also markets a single monthly fee with no volume minimums, and agencies are positioned to generate revenue by reselling the program to clients as a fraud-prevention service.

Traction

Reported total capital raised of $800,000 as of June 2024, including the $100,000 InvestTN investment, plus a $10,000 pitch competition prize. The InvestTN funding was earmarked to launch the senior care spending card program.

Latest developments

In June 2024 SpendCare announced a $100,000 investment from the InvestTN program managed by Launch Tennessee, intended to support the launch of its senior care spending card program for in-home care providers. Earlier in 2024 it was named winner of the Empire Startups–AARP AgeTech Collaborative Financial Wellness Pitch Competition at NY FinTech Week.

▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history

Market position

An early-stage entrant in senior care fintech, addressing financial exploitation of older adults by paid caregivers; the company cites National Center on Elder Abuse data that one in ten seniors will be financially taken advantage of by a caregiver.

Positioning centers on purpose-built controls for the senior care context rather than cash or personal debit/credit cards: custom rules, limits and alerts designed to prevent misuse; automatic documentation of every caregiver purchase visible simultaneously to staff, clients and families; receipt assignment with a single click; and cards usable within days via temporary card assignment. The company also bundles policies, procedures and caregiver training with the technology, and pairs the card program with agency risk mitigation and new revenue arguments.

Technology

A card-issuing and spend-management platform combining restricted-use reloadable prepaid/debit cards with an online portal. Controls include merchant and category restrictions, spending limits, cash-withdrawal blocking, instant card lock/unlock, purchase alerts and rule-based automatic locking. Funding features include secure money transfers and scheduled recurring transfers. Reporting and analytics cover transactions, loads, balances, declines, spend by category and distance of purchases from the cardholder's home, with receipts and proof-of-purchase images attached to transactions.

Go-to-market

Direct sales via demo requests and contact forms on the company website, with segment-specific offerings for home care agencies, PACE organizations and families. The company has used startup ecosystem channels for visibility, including the Nashville Entrepreneur Center's Project Fintech accelerator and a pitch competition at NY FinTech Week, and cites referral-partner advantages for agencies that adopt the program.

Home care agencies and their caregivers, PACE organizations and their participants, and families supporting an aging relative living at home. Press coverage frames the addressable base as more than 50,000 in-home care providers serving over 10 million seniors.

Geography

Headquartered in Franklin, Tennessee, in the Nashville area, serving the United States market.

History

The company is based in Franklin, Tennessee, and is also described in regional press as Nashville-based. It participated in the initial cohort of Project Fintech, an accelerator run by the Nashville Entrepreneur Center. In April 2024 it won the Empire Startups–AARP AgeTech Collaborative Financial Wellness Pitch Competition at NY FinTech Week, receiving a $10,000 prize and a stage pitch slot at the Empire FinTech Conference in New York City. In June 2024 Launch Tennessee's InvestTN program invested $100,000, which the CEO said helped attract additional investment; total funds raised were reported at $800,000 at that time.

Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.

Key figures

latest reported
HeadcountAug 20265
Total funding raised to dateJun 2024$800K

Company-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.

Competitors · 2

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Companies competing with SpendCare for the same Google search keywords, organic and paid, via search-intersection analysis.

Timeline · 3

launches, deals, and filings
Jun 2024
InvestTN invests $100,000 in SpendCare

SpendCare secured a $100,000 investment through the InvestTN program managed by Launch Tennessee, to help launch its senior care spending card program for in-home care providers.

$100K source ↗

Jan 2024
Winner, Empire Startups–AARP AgeTech Collaborative Financial Wellness Pitch Competition

SpendCare won the Empire Startups–AARP AgeTech Collaborative Financial Wellness Pitch Competition, earning a $10,000 prize and the opportunity to pitch onstage at the Empire FinTech Conference in New York City during NY FinTech Week 2024.

$10K source ↗

Jan 2024
Participated in initial cohort of Project Fintech accelerator

SpendCare was part of the first cohort of Project Fintech, an accelerator program run by the Nashville Entrepreneur Center.

source ↗

Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.

Legal entities · 1

corporate structure
SpendCareDelaware

In the news

▸Research sources · 8

primary sources listed

8 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.

Frequently asked questions

What does SpendCare do?
SpendCare offers restricted-use prepaid spending cards and spend-management software for home care agencies, PACE organizations and families.
Who are SpendCare's investors?
SpendCare's investors include Samvid Ventures, Techstars.
How much funding has SpendCare raised?
SpendCare has disclosed $1.2M raised across 3 of its 5 known rounds.
Where is SpendCare headquartered?
SpendCare is headquartered in Franklin, US.