Parker

Parker's founders identified a significant gap in the market, as traditional banks have historically underserved a major segment of eCommerce businesses. To address this, Parker has positioned itself as "the first charge card for eCommerce" with raised credit limits that are typically 10 to 20 times higher than those offered by traditional business credit cards.

After graduating from Y Combinator in 2019, Parker has raised significant venture capital funding from a range of investors. With this financial support, the company has emerged from stealth mode and announced plans to expand its operations across the United States. As Parker continues to grow and innovate, it is poised to become a leading provider of corporate credit cards for eCommerce businesses, helping entrepreneurs access the resources they need to achieve their goals and drive success.