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Ping
Provides international contractors and freelancers with access to a personal Dollar account in the United States
About Ping
Ping operates as a neobank tailored for the cross-border gig economy, specifically addressing the financial complexities faced by international contractors and freelancers. The company was co-founded in 2021 by a team of Argentine entrepreneurs: CEO Pablo Orlando, a serial entrepreneur recognized by MIT as a top innovator under 35; Mary Saracco, who brings financial experience from UBS and the World Bank; her brother Jack Saracco, a crypto-native engineer; and Nicolas Bayerque, who has a background in payment processing and digital banking. The founders' prior venture, Latamex, Latin America's largest fiat-to-crypto gateway, laid the groundwork for Ping by providing critical infrastructure and insights into regional payment challenges.
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The platform allows individuals and companies to create a free U.S. dollar account to send and receive global payments in both fiat currencies and major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. This service is particularly aimed at users in regions with high inflation and limited banking access, such as Latin America, enabling them to earn in a stable currency. The business model centers on providing an all-in-one financial toolkit that includes invoice generation, international transfers, and conversion to local currencies or crypto assets. By consolidating these services, Ping aims to reduce the high fees and delays associated with traditional cross-border payment methods, reporting that users can earn on average 4% more. Revenue is expected to be supplemented by a premium subscription model in the future.
Ping's core product is a mobile and desktop platform that simplifies international payroll and personal finance for remote workers. Key features include the ability to open a U.S. dollar account without being a U.S. resident, integrated crypto wallets, and an invoicing system that links payments directly to sent invoices. The company partners with third-party providers like Fortress Blockchain Technologies for the custody of digital assets. In November 2022, Ping secured a $15 million seed funding round from investors including Y-Combinator, Race Capital, and BlockTower to fuel team expansion and product development.
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| Deal type | Date | Amount | Valuation | Investors | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SEED✓Equity / VC | Nov 2022 | $15M | $60M | Y Combinator · Goat Capital | ↗ |
| SEED✓Equity / VC | Jun 2022 | $125K | $500K | Y Combinator | — |
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Latest recorded traffic for Ping is 470 monthly website visits, up 840% over the last three months. Ping's team declined 20% over the past year.
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Y Combinator- GCGoat Capital
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