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<ul><li>Business was great and continues to grow, but we built it on legacy card issuing infrastructure that’s over 20 years old.</li><li>Since then it’s been a pretty wild ride.</li><li>We went from having raised less than $10 million in the life of the company over the first six years or so, to raising over $100 million, quadrupling the team, and being fortunate to have the trust of dozens and dozens of customers.</li></ul>

Business was great and continues to grow, but we built it on legacy card issuing infrastructure that’s over 20 years old.Since then it’s been a pretty wild ride.We went from having raised less than $10 million in the life of the company over the first six years or so, to raising over $100 million, quadrupling the team, and being fortunate to have the trust of dozens and dozens of customers.

Bo Jiang, co-founder And CEO Of Lithic, On The Key Primitives In Card Issuing

<ul><li>We are a developer-first card issuance platform.</li><li>We want to make it easy for companies to try and experiment – we needed to make sure that there would be no hurdle to signing up on our website.</li><li>In the issuing world, the developer-first concept is still new.</li></ul>

We are a developer-first card issuance platform.We want to make it easy for companies to try and experiment – we needed to make sure that there would be no hurdle to signing up on our website.In the issuing world, the developer-first concept is still new.

Meg Nakamura, co-founder And CEO Of Apto, On Winning Underserved Markets With Card Issuing

<ul><li>We recently announced our Integration Partner Program at Lithic, where we work with the best fintech infrastructure providers out there to build joint solutions for our customers.</li><li>It’s still the first innings for embedded financial services. It&#39;s going to be a multi-trillion dollar opportunity over the next few decades, and if each player gets even a little bit of share, that&#39;s more than enough room to build giant businesses.</li><li>Having grown out of Privacy.com and actually dogfooding our own card issuing infrastructure, Lithic has benefited immensely.</li></ul>

We recently announced our Integration Partner Program at Lithic, where we work with the best fintech infrastructure providers out there to build joint solutions for our customers.It’s still the first innings for embedded financial services. It&#39;s going to be a multi-trillion dollar opportunity over the next few decades, and if each player gets even a little bit of share, that&#39;s more than enough room to build giant businesses.Having grown out of Privacy.com and actually dogfooding our own card issuing infrastructure, Lithic has benefited immensely.

Nikil Konduru, GTM Strategy At Lithic, On The Future Of Card Issuing

<ul><li>Today, BaaS companies are growing extremely fast.</li><li>Transaction volumes across fintech, and by extension BaaS revenues, are still in their early growth stages, with card adoption today representing just 2% of global business payments.</li><li>As transaction volume goes up, the fintechs at the top of the finance stack see their portion of interchange expand, while banks at the bottom are compressed.</li></ul>

Today, BaaS companies are growing extremely fast.Transaction volumes across fintech, and by extension BaaS revenues, are still in their early growth stages, with card adoption today representing just 2% of global business payments.As transaction volume goes up, the fintechs at the top of the finance stack see their portion of interchange expand, while banks at the bottom are compressed.

Fintech Fastlane: The Unit Economics Of The Banking-as-a-Service Toll Road

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Corporate card and expense software backed by self-custodied stablecoin collateral

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Bo Jiang, co-founder And CEO Of Lithic, On The Key Primitives In Card Issuing

Sacra interview with Bo Jiang, the CEO and co-founder of Lithic.

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Meg Nakamura, co-founder And CEO Of Apto, On Winning Underserved Markets With Card Issuing

Sacra's interview with Meg Nakamura, co-founder and CEO of startup card issuer Apto Payments.

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Nikil Konduru, GTM Strategy At Lithic, On The Future Of Card Issuing

Sacra's interview with Lithic's GTM Strategy Nikil Konduru on modern issuer processors, banking-as-a-service, and embedded finance.

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Fintech Fastlane: The Unit Economics Of The Banking-as-a-Service Toll Road

We analyze the two business models in BaaS, the all-in-one platform and the point solution, to break down how they make money and where they have...

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