Deserve Stock

deservecards.comFinTechFounded: 2013Funding to Date: $204.92MM

Deserve is an all-in-one platform businesses utilize to develop credit card offerings. Each offering has its own unique look, rewards structure, and underwriting criteria and can be built by Deserve's fintech APIs. Deserve was founded in 2013 by Kalpesh Kapadia and Michael Hallinan and is headquartered in Murray, UT.

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Team

Management Team

Kalpesh Kapadia
Co-Founder, Chief Executive Officer & Board Member
Sweta Sarnot
Chief Financial Officer
Rajan Annadurai
Chief Technology Officer
Pradeep Kalla
Chief Credit Officer
Henric Andersson
Chief Information Security Officer
Neeraja Prahalad
Chief Platform Officer

Board Members

Benjamin Lambert
Pelion Venture Partners
Blake Modersitzki
Pelion Venture Partners
Sameer Gandhi
Accel
Saurabh Mittal
Mission Holdings
Theresia Gouw
Aspect Ventures

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News

Deserve — the startup company once known as SelfScore — offers credit cards for students and employed individuals who lack a credit history or are looking to build or expand one.
The community has now teamed up with Deserve to issue a credit card. The Select™ World Elite Mastercard® will confer membership to the Select community (among other benefits).
Deserve, a credit-card technology startup, said it secured a $250 million credit facility from banks led by Goldman Sachs Group Inc.