Company
Byron Bay, NSW
Every investor coverage indicates participated in a round Split Payments raised.
Companies Split Payments acquired or merged with, per published coverage. Buying a company is not investing in one: nothing here counts in the deals column.
| Name | Role | Sources |
|---|---|---|
| Adrian Kennedy | Executive Director | Australian FinTech |
| Chris Jewell | CEO | Forbes Australia, Startup Daily, Australian FinTech |
| Graham Hayworth | CFO | Startup Daily, Australian FinTech |
| Ian Lennie | Solutions Architect | Australian FinTech |
| Kristofer Rogers | CEO | Australian FinTech |
| Matt Cheers | Founder | Startup Daily (Mon 28 Mar 2022), Startup Daily (Fri 26 Feb 2021), Australian FinTech |
| Matthew Cheers | Head of Partnerships · Founder | Forbes Australia, Australian FinTech |
| Matthew Zaina | COO | Startup Daily, Australian FinTech |
| Trevor Wistaff | CTO | Australian FinTech |
Stories naming Split Payments. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
Byron Bay payments fintech Zepto has secured a $25 million Series A led by AirTree Ventures and Decade Partners, funding domestic growth, hiring and expansion into New Zealand ahead of PayTo's launch.
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Zepto announces it is the first non-bank accredited as both an NPP Connected Institution and a CDR data recipient, reports $3 billion in monthly payment volumes, and joins the Tech Council of Australia.
Roundup: Split Payments promotes a new C-suite; Hubilo raises a US$23.5m Series A; Next.e.GO banks €30m; Lexer lands a $33.5m Series B; Zip posts a heavy loss; Kogan.com adds two directors.
Payments firm Split Payments promotes Chris Jewell to CEO and hires Matthew Zaina as COO and Graham Hayworth as CFO, strengthening leadership during rapid revenue and headcount growth at its Byron Bay base.
Atlassian unveils a corporate venture vehicle intending to deploy US$50 million into startups building on its cloud products, noting backing already made in US ventures Hipporello and Meetical.
Question-and-answer profile of Melbourne wealth-tech platform Tanggram, covering its origins, four co-founders, earlier angel and seed backing, and plans for a Series A.
Profile of payments startup Split Payments covering its Byron Bay base, founding team, open banking products, its Series A round closed in late 2018, and several industry awards.