ChargeAfter, a Ramat-Gan, Israel-based startup whose software allows consumers to get tailor-made credit options at the point of sale, said it has received a “substantial” investment from and set up a strategic partnership with credit card provider Visa Inc.
The Israeli firm, founded in 2017 by CEO Meidad Sharon, did not reveal the amount invested, but Sharon said “it is a strategic investment and a substantial one.” The firm had raised, prior to the Visa funds, some $9.5 million in seed and series A funding.
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