TechCrunch caught wind of corporate card startup Ramp back in August of 2019, when the company raised an early round of $7 million. Corp card rival Brex had put together a $100 million round just a ...

Ramp Business Corp., a startup that helps companies issue corporate payment cards to workers and manage spending, is now valued at $8.1 billion after raising $750 million in new financing. Ramp ...

NEW YORK, April 8, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Ramp, the first corporate card designed to help businesses spend less, today confirmed $115M in new funding from D1 Capital Partners and Stripe, with ...

Besides its feature-rich corporate charge card, Ramp provides a set of free financial management tools to assist businesses in handling their expenses, invoices and budgets. These tools are accessible ...

Ramp's corporate card and expense management platform have become the go-to option for more than 50,000 businesses.

Bottom Line: Ramp's $30M funding round announced today reflects the significant results their clients are achieving using the startup's spend management platform to remove expense, spend and vendor ...

New York-based Ramp has signed a string of agency, co-working space and ridesharing partnerships, but it looks like venture capital firm General Catalyst may be pulling the strings and driving its ...

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Less than five months after raising $115 million, spend management startup Ramp announced today it has raised $300 million in a Series C round of funding that values the company at $3.9 billion.