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Commerce Ventures — 2018 Investments

5 investments dated 2018 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all

Baton Systemsbatonsystems.comin𝕏Jun 2018 · $12M

Baton Systems provides DLT-based post-trade infrastructure for automating and optimizing collateral management, intraday liquidity management, and payment-versus-payment (PvP) settlement for banks and financial market participants in the derivatives and FX markets.

Crypto & Web3Data & InfrastructureEnterprise SoftwareFintechFremont, US

Arjun Jayaram(Founder & CEO)inAndres Choussy(Executive Officer)inDavid Ornstein(COO)inLewis Kaden(Director)

BoardSchwark Satyavolu(Director)inMark Beeston(Director)in

Co-investorsAlsop Louie PartnersIlluminate FinancialTrinity Ventures

bumpedbumped.comJun 2018 · $11.5MAcquired

Bumped was a Portland, Oregon fintech offering a no-fee app that rewarded consumers with fractional shares of stock for purchases at partner brands, and provided similar stock-rewards infrastructure to banks and businesses.

Portland, US

DAVID A. NELSEN(Executive Officer, Director)

Co-investorsCanaan PartnersElevate CapitalOregon Venture FundPeninsula Ventures

Clickswitchclickswitch.com𝕏Series A · Aug 2018 · $4M

ClickSWITCH, part of Q2, automates the process of switching direct deposits and recurring payments during digital account opening and onboarding for financial institutions.

Enterprise SoftwareFintechSaaS

Cale Johnston(Founder)Hank Seale(Founder)

Co-investorsPoint72 VenturesCohen Circle

Fi Navigatorfi-navigator.comin𝕏Series B · Jul 2018 · $3M

FI Navigator provides a data analytics platform with performance, offering, technology, and personnel data on U.S.-based financial institutions.

Data & InfrastructureFintechSaaSSales TechAtlanta, US

Curry Pelot(Founder)inJ. Curry Pelot(Executive Officer, Director)Steven C. Cotton(Executive Officer, Director)

Other

Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.

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