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AI to reimagine banking for millennials, fostering financial wellness and freedom

San Francisco, United StatesFounded 2016Fintech
Valuation $5.4M Market cap · 2025
Revenue $804K Latest reported FY

About Douugh

Douugh Limited (ASX: DOU) is an Australian financial technology company positioning itself as a financial wellness platform. Founded in 2016 by Andy Taylor, a serial entrepreneur who also co-founded SocietyOne, Australia's first peer-to-peer lending platform, Douugh aims to help users manage and grow their money. Taylor, a graduate of Massey University with a degree in Marketing Communications, has a background in disruptive technologies designed to solve real-world problems. He is joined by co-founder Mark Taylor, who also attended Massey University and serves as the Chief Product & Marketing Officer.

The company operates a financial super app that integrates budgeting, saving, and investing functionalities, targeting millennials and Gen Z consumers who prefer digital financial services. Its business model is structured as a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform, a capital-light approach that avoids the high costs and regulatory burdens of becoming a licensed bank. Instead, Douugh partners with licensed banks, such as Choice Bank in the US and Cuscal in Australia, to provide its services through a Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS) model. Revenue is generated through a combination of subscription fees and variable charges for its services. The company went public on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) in October 2020 through a reverse takeover of ZipTel, raising A$6 million.

Douugh's platform offers a suite of features designed for automated money management. Key offerings include 'Jars' for budgeting and saving, robo-advisory investment services with options for core or sustainable portfolios, and access to US shares and ETFs. A notable feature is 'Stockback™', a rewards program that allows users to earn fractional shares as they spend. The app also provides a short-term borrowing feature called 'Spot'. Initially focused on the US market, Douugh has since pivoted to concentrate on Australia. The company is also expanding into the B2B sector with 'Stakk', a white-label version of its platform for other businesses, and has launched Douugh Pay, a merchant payment gateway. In late 2024, Douugh announced its intention to acquire US-based Radical DBX (R-DBX) to enhance its B2B embedded finance offerings and subsequently rebrand as Stakk Limited (ASX: SKK).

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At a glance

Status
Listed
Founded
2016
Headquarters
San Francisco, United States
Listing
IPO 2020
Sector
Fintech

Investors

3 investors on the cap table

From Dealroom's funding and investor records, grouped by the round each investor first entered.

Seed1 investor entered at this stage

  • Choice Financial

Series A1 investor entered at this stage

  • Monex Group

Series B and later1 investor entered at this stage

  • Long State Investments
Team profiled 7 named & role-tagged
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Global footprint

Workforce and web traffic by country
Workforce by country
3 countries with
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🇦🇺 Australia75%
🇳🇿 New Zealand12.5%
🇮🇳 India12.5%
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