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Found (Indie Technologies) Stock

Private Company · Price from Clarity
$0.50 0.00 (0.00%)
As of Oct 21, 2026
-76.30%
Valuation$410M1
Valuation DateJun 11, 2024
Implied Valuationn/a
Last Price$0.50
52-Week High$2.89
52-Week Low$0.50
YTD Returnn/a
1-Year Returnn/a
3-Year Returnn/a
Total Funding$124.25M
Latest Round Amount$50M1
Latest RoundSeries C
Funding Rounds5
IPO StatusUnknown
Expected IPO Daten/a
Revenue$20.2M2
Revenue Type2025
P/S Ratio20.3

About Found

Found is a financial platform for self-employed people and small businesses. It combines business banking, bookkeeping, invoicing and tax tools in one app. Customers get a business checking account and debit card through partner Lead Bank, with automatic expense tracking, invoicing, tax estimates and quarterly tax payments. Found makes money mainly from card interchange, with the rest from optional Found Plus and Found Pro subscriptions and from interest on customer balances. The core account has no monthly maintenance fee.

Founded 2019
Country United States
CEO Lauren Myrick
Founders Lauren Myrick, Connor Dunn
Headquarters San Francisco, CA

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Found Partners with Lead Bank to Accelerate Growth for Small Business Owners

Found announced a strategic banking partnership with Lead Bank to power its business accounts and debit cards. The company said the switch supports features such as multiple businesses, an AI assistan...

1 year ago - Found

Marqeta and Found Bring Streamlined Expense Management Offerings to SMBs and Self-Employed Professionals

Marqeta said it is powering Found's commercial debit cards for small businesses and self-employed customers. Found users can set spending limits and track card transactions in the Found app.

2 years ago - Marqeta

Announcing our Series C

Found said it closed a $50 million Series C led by Sequoia Capital, with Lightspeed, Founders Fund and Khosla Ventures participating. The company put the round's valuation at over $400 million.

2 years ago - Found

Care.com Partners With Found to Offer Caregivers Financial Tools

Care.com and Found announced a partnership so US caregivers on Care.com can open a Found account to receive wages and track work expenses. The offer included a $100 bonus after depositing $1,000 withi...

2 years ago - Business Wire

The Future Of Business To Business Banking: Fintech 50 2024

Forbes named Found the only first-time Fintech 50 company in business-to-business banking in 2024. The profile covers CEO Lauren Myrick and Found's banking platform for self-employed and small-busines...

2 years ago - Forbes

Revenued Forges First Neobank Partnership with Found to Drive Innovation and Fuel Business Growth

Revenued announced its first neobank partnership with Found so small businesses without a dedicated business bank account can open one on Found and then qualify for Revenued capital products.

2 years ago - PR Newswire

Exclusive: Found raises $60 million for self-employed business banking

Found raised $60 million in Series B funding led by Founders Fund, with Lightspeed and Sequoia participating. The company offers business banking, bookkeeping and tax tools for self-employed workers.

4 years ago - Axios

Ex-Square execs launch Found to help the self-employed, raise $12.75M from Sequoia

Former Square executives Lauren Myrick and Connor Dunn launched Found, previously called Indie, with $12.75 million led by Sequoia. The San Francisco startup built banking, bookkeeping and tax tools f...

5 years ago - TechCrunch