The Stanford-backed consumer credit management platform has now raised $110m altogether, and the latest round will fund hiring and technology development.
Credit Sesame, a US-based consumer credit tracking software developer backed by Stanford University, has raised more than $43m in equity and debt financing.
The round was led by investment firm ATW Partners and included unspecified existing backers. It increased Credit Sesame’s total financing to $110m, the company said.
Founded in 2010 to exploit Stanford University technology, Credit Sesame has created an app-based tool called RoboCredit that uses advanced data analytics to help consumers improve their chances of getting…
