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Comparable Company Analysis (or “comps analysis”) is a popular valuation method, especially suited for later-stage startups with established financial performance. Instead of guessing the value, it looks at similar public companies or private deals to see how others are valued, helping founders get a practical sense of whether their startup might be under- or overvalued. … Continued
The ACH Network plays a vital role in electronic payments, and its importance continues to grow. In the second quarter of 2025 alone, the ACH Network processed an impressive 8.7 billion payments totaling $23.3 trillion—a 5% increase in transaction volume and a 7.9% rise in transaction value year-over-year. These numbers highlight why effective ACH verification … Continued
Payment rails refer to the core infrastructure that makes it possible to transfer funds electronically between parties in a financial transaction. Like train tracks directing a train, payment rails offer a secure, defined route for money to flow seamlessly from payer to payee across different banks and platforms. These networks let users make all kinds … Continued
Having sufficient working capital—the money set aside to meet your short-term needs and maintain the flow of operations—is largely the secret to the smooth running of a business. A lack of it can cause businesses to be profitable yet still run out of money, which may halt their growth or create stressful situations. What’s even … Continued
Startups and high-growth companies in the US have changed their views on the capital-raising process to maintain their pace and remain competitive in the market. Although equity rounds are still recognized as a standard option, the majority of founders are looking for financing that helps the company grow without losing ownership. Venture debt is gaining … Continued
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