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Mercury Technologies, Inc.

Jarsy Token Name:

JMERC

Latest Valuation

$3.5 Billion

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JMERC is a token issued by Jarsy, backed by Mercury Technologies’ equity. Founded in 2017 by Immad Akhund and team, Mercury offers an all‑in‑one banking platform for startups and small businesses, combining FDIC‑insured checking and savings accounts, treasury management, corporate cards and integrated software for bill pay, invoicing and expense management. Serving more than 200,000 companies, Mercury has become a leading provider of fintech infrastructure with over $500 million in annual revenue and tens of billions in deposits.

Valuation History

Opportunities and Headwinds

Bullish

Profitable Growth and Revenue Scale

Explosive Customer and Payment Volume Growth

Diversified Financial Platform

Strong Investor Backing at a Higher Valuation

Large Deposit Base and Enhanced FDIC Protection

High Customer Satisfaction and Recognition

Resilient Through Banking Crisis

Bearish

Compliance Lapses and AML Concerns

Partner Banks Under Regulatory Scrutiny

No Cash Deposits and Limited Physical Capabilities

Low Interest and High Threshold for Treasury

Customer Service Issues and Account Freezes

Deposit Flight and Graduation Risk

Platform Limitations for Larger Businesses

Mercury raises $300 million Series C, doubling valuation to $3.5 billion and announcing profitability and $500 million revenue.
BusinessWire reports that Mercury’s Series C values the fintech at $3.5 billion, more than double its 2021 valuation, and notes the addition of financial software products like bill pay and invoicing.
Expert Consumers names Mercury the best business checking account for LLCs, citing ease of use, up to $5 million FDIC protection and integrated treasury tools.
Fintech Takes raises compliance concerns, alleging Mercury pressured partner banks to whitelist customers from high‑risk jurisdictions and lacked robust transaction monitoring.
Mercury raises $300 million Series C, doubling valuation to $3.5 billion and announcing profitability and $500 million revenue.
BusinessWire reports that Mercury’s Series C values the fintech at $3.5 billion, more than double its 2021 valuation, and notes the addition of financial software products like bill pay and invoicing.
Expert Consumers names Mercury the best business checking account for LLCs, citing ease of use, up to $5 million FDIC protection and integrated treasury tools.
Fintech Takes raises compliance concerns, alleging Mercury pressured partner banks to whitelist customers from high‑risk jurisdictions and lacked robust transaction monitoring.
Mercury raises $300 million Series C, doubling valuation to $3.5 billion and announcing profitability and $500 million revenue.
BusinessWire reports that Mercury’s Series C values the fintech at $3.5 billion, more than double its 2021 valuation, and notes the addition of financial software products like bill pay and invoicing.
Expert Consumers names Mercury the best business checking account for LLCs, citing ease of use, up to $5 million FDIC protection and integrated treasury tools.
Fintech Takes raises compliance concerns, alleging Mercury pressured partner banks to whitelist customers from high‑risk jurisdictions and lacked robust transaction monitoring.
Mercury raises $300 million Series C, doubling valuation to $3.5 billion and announcing profitability and $500 million revenue.
BusinessWire reports that Mercury’s Series C values the fintech at $3.5 billion, more than double its 2021 valuation, and notes the addition of financial software products like bill pay and invoicing.
Expert Consumers names Mercury the best business checking account for LLCs, citing ease of use, up to $5 million FDIC protection and integrated treasury tools.
Fintech Takes raises compliance concerns, alleging Mercury pressured partner banks to whitelist customers from high‑risk jurisdictions and lacked robust transaction monitoring.

Mercury raises $300 million Series C, doubling valuation to $3.5 billion and announcing profitability and $500 million revenue.
BusinessWire reports that Mercury’s Series C values the fintech at $3.5 billion, more than double its 2021 valuation, and notes the addition of financial software products like bill pay and invoicing.
Expert Consumers names Mercury the best business checking account for LLCs, citing ease of use, up to $5 million FDIC protection and integrated treasury tools.
Fintech Takes raises compliance concerns, alleging Mercury pressured partner banks to whitelist customers from high‑risk jurisdictions and lacked robust transaction monitoring.
Mercury raises $300 million Series C, doubling valuation to $3.5 billion and announcing profitability and $500 million revenue.
BusinessWire reports that Mercury’s Series C values the fintech at $3.5 billion, more than double its 2021 valuation, and notes the addition of financial software products like bill pay and invoicing.
Expert Consumers names Mercury the best business checking account for LLCs, citing ease of use, up to $5 million FDIC protection and integrated treasury tools.
Fintech Takes raises compliance concerns, alleging Mercury pressured partner banks to whitelist customers from high‑risk jurisdictions and lacked robust transaction monitoring.
Mercury raises $300 million Series C, doubling valuation to $3.5 billion and announcing profitability and $500 million revenue.
BusinessWire reports that Mercury’s Series C values the fintech at $3.5 billion, more than double its 2021 valuation, and notes the addition of financial software products like bill pay and invoicing.
Expert Consumers names Mercury the best business checking account for LLCs, citing ease of use, up to $5 million FDIC protection and integrated treasury tools.
Fintech Takes raises compliance concerns, alleging Mercury pressured partner banks to whitelist customers from high‑risk jurisdictions and lacked robust transaction monitoring.
Mercury raises $300 million Series C, doubling valuation to $3.5 billion and announcing profitability and $500 million revenue.
BusinessWire reports that Mercury’s Series C values the fintech at $3.5 billion, more than double its 2021 valuation, and notes the addition of financial software products like bill pay and invoicing.
Expert Consumers names Mercury the best business checking account for LLCs, citing ease of use, up to $5 million FDIC protection and integrated treasury tools.
Fintech Takes raises compliance concerns, alleging Mercury pressured partner banks to whitelist customers from high‑risk jurisdictions and lacked robust transaction monitoring.

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