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CRIISP features in popular Australian fintech media following launch
- Published June 05, 2019 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Following the highly successful launch of our new end-to-end, SaaS platform, CRIISP, the technology has sparked the interest of fintech media publications nationally. The publications include SmartCompany, Startup Daily, FinTech InShorts and Australian FinTech.
This response has been well-received by the Wholesale Investor team and we look forward to seeing how the technology platform grows from here.
Read the SmartCompany article here.
Read the Startup Daily article here.
Read the FinTech InShorts article here.
Read the Australian FinTech article here.
About CRIISP
CRIISP, powered by Wholesale Investor, is an end-to-end, SaaS platform for raising capital, accessing investors, engaging in Q&As, managing and tracking investor interest, and operating your investment deal room.
Made by Founders and Investors, for Founders and Investors
Check out criisp.io/ for more information.
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