Founded in 2014, BlueVine operates in fintech / banking. The stock is not listed on any public market.
BlueVine has no published valuation.
Menlo VenturesLEAD
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83NorthLEADCCiti VenturesLEADRRakuten FinTech FundLEADMM12LEADNNationwideLEADIION Crossover PartnersLEADMMicrosoft's M12SSilicon Valley Bank CapitalMenlo VenturesLightspeed Venture Partners83NorthCiti VenturesBluevine is a US financial technology company, founded in 2014, that provides business checking accounts, lending, and invoicing for small businesses. Deposits are held through Coastal Community Bank and other program banks, with FDIC insurance up to $3,000,000 per depositor. The Bluevine platform bundles a high-yield checking account, a debit Mastercard, lines of credit up to $250,000, term loans up to $500,000, and payment processing powered by Stripe into one dashboard.
Bluevine's founder started the company after watching his father and grandfather struggle to manage finances for their own small businesses, and in its first six years it provided more than $2.5 billion in funding to small business owners.
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No. BlueVine is a private company; its shares do not trade on a public exchange.
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