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Smart receipts for your business spend
Versa has raised $700K across 1 funding round.
Key people at Versa.
Versa was founded in 2022 by Thomas Moore (Founder) and Ted Power (Founder).
Versa has raised $700K in total across 1 funding round.
Versa is a merchant-owned network, through which merchants securely send purchase details to buyers. You'll automate government-mandated receipt capture, reduce chargebacks, and grow sales.
Versa was founded in 2022 by Thomas Moore (Founder) and Ted Power (Founder).
Versa has raised $700K in total across 1 funding round.
Versa's investors include Stacy Donohue, Knight Foundation, Quotidian Ventures.
Versa is a technology company that builds a smart receipt platform designed to automate and streamline business expense management. Its product automatically captures IRS- and VAT-compliant receipts from participating merchants and securely routes them to customers’ preferred expense management applications. This eliminates the manual, error-prone process of employees photographing or forwarding receipts, reducing compliance headaches for finance teams and travel managers. Versa serves merchants, fintech companies, and corporate customers by integrating once with merchants and fintechs to ensure receipts are delivered accurately and securely across multiple platforms. The solution enhances compliance, reduces fraud and chargebacks, and can even drive repeat sales through customizable actions like “Buy Again.” Versa’s growth is supported by adoption from top merchants and fintechs, including several Y Combinator companies, and it offers a free Stripe app to facilitate easy integration[1][2][3].
Versa was founded in 2022 by Ted and Thomas Constantine, fintech veterans who previously worked together at Abacus, an expense management company they co-founded in 2014. Their experience processing billions of dollars in business spend revealed the persistent pain points around receipt capture and expense compliance. Recognizing that employees are legally required to capture receipts for transactions over $75 in the US, yet existing processes were inefficient and error-prone, they launched Versa to build an open-source protocol and network that empowers merchants to deliver encrypted, IRS-ready receipts directly to buyers. Versa’s approach ensures receipt data never touches their servers, enhancing security and privacy. Early traction includes deployment by major merchants and fintechs, with growing adoption driven by the platform’s ability to reduce manual work and improve compliance[3][5].
Versa rides the growing trend of automating and digitizing business spend management, addressing a critical compliance and operational challenge that remains largely manual despite advances in expense management software. The timing is favorable due to increasing regulatory requirements for receipt capture, the rise of digital payments, and the proliferation of SaaS and travel expenses in corporate spend. By creating a secure, merchant-owned network for smart receipts, Versa influences the broader ecosystem by enabling seamless data flow between merchants, fintechs, and corporate finance teams, reducing friction and improving financial controls. This innovation supports the digital transformation of finance departments and enhances the efficiency of expense reporting and auditing processes[1][2][3].
Looking ahead, Versa is well-positioned to expand its network of merchants and fintech partners, further embedding its protocol as a standard for smart receipt delivery. Trends such as increased regulatory scrutiny, the growth of automated expense management, and demand for real-time financial data will shape its trajectory. Versa’s open-source, privacy-first approach may encourage wider adoption and innovation around transaction data interoperability. As corporate spend continues to grow in complexity, Versa’s influence could extend beyond receipts to become a foundational data layer for business transactions, driving efficiency and compliance across the financial ecosystem. This aligns with its mission to put power back in the hands of merchants while simplifying compliance for buyers[3][1][2].
Key people at Versa.
Versa has raised $700K across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $700K Seed Extension in January 2014.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 30, 2014 | $700K Seed Extension | Stacy Donohue | Knight Foundation, Quotidian Ventures |