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    Fintech startup Float secures $11 million in funding from Standard Bank

    March 27, 2024
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    Alex Forsyth-Thompson, CEO of Float
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    The $11 million facility from Standard Bank will support Float’s accelerated growth plans over the next four years.

    1. Float’s card-linked instalment platform encourages responsible credit card usage by allowing shoppers to split payments over interest-free, fee-free monthly instalments using their existing Visa or Mastercard credit cards.
    2. Float works with almost seven million preapproved credit cards in South Africa and eliminates the need for sign-up, registration, or credit checks for consumers.
    3. Float already has a well-established merchant base and expects significant growth in the future, further expanding its network.
    4. The loan from Standard Bank is structured as a revolving credit facility, providing Float with long-term security and flexibility of funding.
    5. Float’s partnership with Standard Bank strengthens its market position and enhances its ability to deliver value to customers while maintaining financial discipline and driving sustainable profitability.
    6. Float has had a significant impact on its merchants’ sales, with increased conversion rates and a 134% average order value increase based on a recent case study across hundreds of merchants.
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