Daniel Kniaz
Founder & CEO, Weel
“A lot of people view their bank account as free. Obviously it's not, but that's the perception.” Hear the conversation
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Weel
Formerly DiviPay (until 2022)
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Daniel Kniaz, Founder of Weel, Discusses the Journey and Future of the Fintech StartupAbout Weel
Weel, formerly DiviPay, is a Sydney spend management company. It gives businesses and not-for-profits digital corporate cards, expense tracking and spending approvals. Daniel Kniaz and Russell Martin, both formerly at Westpac, started DiviPay in 2017 as a group bill-splitting app before moving into business expense management, and renamed the company Weel in September 2022. Weel says more than 4,000 finance teams in Australia and New Zealand use its platform.
- Sector
- Business spend management
- Business model
- B2B SaaS (spend management/corporate cards)
- Founders
- Daniel Kniaz, Russell Martin
- Headquarters
- Sydney
- Markets
- Australia, New Zealand
- Latest round
- $20M Series A (Dec 2021)
Sources: letsweel.com, letsweel.com
The people on Day One.
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Milestones.
- Founded in Sydney by Daniel Kniaz and Russell Martinletsweel.com
- Launched as DiviPay, a consumer bill-splitting appletsweel.com
Backed by.
Global Founders Capital, Rapyd Ventures.
Sources: letsweel.com
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