Startup · $31m raised
Sydney, NSW
Every investor coverage indicates participated in a round Slyp raised.
| Investor | Rounds | Invested |
|---|---|---|
| ANZ | Series A · Unnamed stage | - |
| ANZi Ventures | Unnamed stage | - |
| Australia’s biggest banks | Series A | - |
| CBA | Unnamed stage | - |
| Gabby Leibovich | Series A | - |
| Hezi Leibovich | Series A | - |
| NAB | Unnamed stage | - |
| NAB Ventures | Series A · Unnamed stage | - |
| Reinventure Group | Series A · Unnamed stage · Unnamed stage | - |
| Sayers Group | Series A | - |
| Scentre Group | Unnamed stage | - |
Companies Slyp acquired or merged with, per published coverage. Buying a company is not investing in one: nothing here counts in the deals column.
Stories naming Slyp. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
ANZ is winding up DataCo, a customer-data startup built within its former venture arm 1835i, following Cashrewards' closure and its Airwallex stake sale, with media clients reportedly weighing compensation.
Loyalty fintech Slyp has launched Go Rewards, an AI-powered app and retailer loyalty platform; supermarket chain Supabarn has piloted it as its Supa Rewards program since August 2024.
Podcast interview with Slyp co-founder Paul Weingarth on digitising receipts and loyalty, with all four major Australian banks having invested in the company.
A roundup of 19 Australian startup funding announcements totalling over $851 million in early February 2022, covering raises by Cyara, Karbon, Slyp, Reejig and others, alongside record 2021 venture investment figures.
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Receipts startup Slyp has raised a $25 million Series A, with new investors Sayers Group and the Leibovich brothers joining existing bank backers including NAB Ventures, Reinventure and ANZ.
Techboard's year-end roundup catalogues November funding activity: big raises for Rokt, Harrison.ai and Pet Circle, five acquisitions, Investible's second fund closing at $51.6m, plus a watchlist of companies still seeking capital.
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Digital receipts startup Slyp has taken a minority investment from Commonwealth Bank, joining Westpac, NAB, ANZ and Scentre Group, which backed a $4 million round in 2019.
Commonwealth Bank has taken a minority equity stake in digital receipts startup Slyp, making it the first fintech backed by all four major Australian banks, with Scentre Group also an investor.
Digital receipts startup Slyp raises $4 million with ANZ and Scentre Group joining, after a $2 million raise from NAB Ventures and Reinventure the previous October.
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Reinventure Group promotes its first two employees to partner roles, while the article recalls its earlier investments in SocietyOne, Slyp, Curious Thing and Flybits, and Westpac's role as limited partner.