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Jeeves funding, valuation and investors
Global corporate cards and expense management for startups operating across borders.
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Funding, valuation & investors
Answer-first snapshotLatest funding
Series C
$180M · March 2022
Latest known valuation
$500M
Series B · September 2021
Total disclosed equity funding
$237M
Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.
Current status
private
growth · San Francisco, California
Overview
Jeeves provides corporate cards, expense management, cross-border payments, and multi-currency accounts for startups operating internationally, with strong adoption in Latin America. The platform consolidates spend controls, reimbursements, and FX in one dashboard. Andreessen Horowitz led the Series A; CRV led a $57M Series B in September 2021 at a $500M valuation and a $180M Series C in March 2022 with GIC and Tencent participating.
Why Jeeves is interesting
Jeeves built an all-in-one finance stack for international startups when Brex and Ramp were US-centric — CRV led B and C totaling $237M+ after a16z's Series A.
Product & use cases
Jeeves issues corporate cards and multi-currency accounts for global startups — combining expense management, bill pay, and FX without requiring local entity setup in each country.
- Multi-country corporate card programs for distributed startups
- Cross-border vendor payments in local currencies
- Expense management and reimbursement for international teams
- LatAm startup banking alternative to local incumbents
Key facts
- Series C (Mar 2022): $180M led by CRV — TechCrunch
- Series B (Sep 2021): $57M at $500M valuation
- Series A: led by a16z
Funding history (newest first)
Series C
2022-03 $180MSource: https://techcrunch.com/2022/03/15/jeeves-180m-series-c/
Series A
2021 UndisclosedSeries B
2021-09 $57M Valuation: $500MSource: https://techcrunch.com/2021/09/14/jeeves-57m-series-b/
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Competitive landscape
Edge: International-first design when Brex and Ramp optimized for US incorporation — especially strong in Latin America.
Corporate spend management is consolidating around Brex and Ramp in the US. Jeeves differentiated on international and LatAm, but must defend as incumbents expand globally. Series C at $500M+ valuation preceded 2022 fintech correction.
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Brex direct
US-focused corporate cards and spend management.
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Ramp direct
Corporate cards with savings focus; expanding internationally.
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Airwallex adjacent
Cross-border payments and banking infrastructure.
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Local LatAm fintechs adjacent
Country-specific banking alternatives.
Notable stories
- Jeeves reached a $500M valuation at Series B in 2021 by targeting international startups underserved by US-centric Brex — then raised $180M Series C six months later.
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