Maiplay Pte Country that company is based in Singapore

Business description

(Perx) Loyalty card mobile application - Once consumers open up the app, they will find merchants that are near their location. They can get a chop from the merchant every time they spend, simply by scanning a QR code. Rewards can be redeemed once they hit a certain amount of chops on a loyalty card. Current partner merchants include: Popeyes, Famous Amos, Coffee Bean and Dunkin Donuts

Board of Directors of firm

Co-founders: Andrew Roth and Jon Sugihara.

Current Status

Saverin invested in the company in 2011 and currently acts as an advisor. Company now has 40,000 registered users in Singapore, 400 merchants a week and 10 -20 new locations per month

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Anideo Singapore Shopsavvy USA, California

In general, specializes in developing mobile applications for Apple's iOS and Google's Price comparison mobile application Android operating platforms. Best known for utilizing barcode scanning its video-stream application, Denso

Headed chiefly by Andrew Aolimine, Saverin's long-time friend. In Mar 11', Arun Board of directors to include Thampi and Andy Croll (both web design and Eduardo Saverin, James Bailey and iOS app devleopers) who run Deep Calm ShopSavvy COO John Boyd were added as partners

$7 million in funding

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Qwiki USA, California Jumio USA, California

Company whose web service responds to search queries with interactive multimedia presentations ( instead of links)

Rather strong management team and advisory board (http://jumio.com/about-us/management-advisory/) One of the advisory members, Thomas Jungreithmeir who is currently Co-founders: Doug Imbruce, a Senior Partner at TJP previously worked at KPMG and has Qwiki's CEO, and Dr. Louis Monier, got extensive eperience in the Corporate Finance Business founder of AltaVista including M&A and IPO work and since 2002 headed the restructuring practice of KPMG in Austria and leads a team of restructuring experts.

Saverin was the lead investor in an $8 million round of financing, YouTube co-founder Jawed Karim is also an investor

Jumio chose an unorthodox way of financing. Instead of raising a regular Series A round with an institutional VC, the company has established a so-called SPAC (Special Purpose Acquisition Company), a collective investment scheme that allows public stock market investors to invest in PE-type transactions, particularly leveraged buyouts.

Pradeep Sindhu (co-founder, Juniper Networks). Institutional investors included Lerer Media Ventures, Tugboat Ventures and Contour Venture Partners. The individual investor syndicate was arranged by New York City-based [5] Felix Investments. On January 24, 2011, Qwiki launched its public alpha.[6] In March 2011, Qwiki raised an additional $1 million from Groupon and Lightbank co-founders Brad Keywell and Eric Lefkofsky, bringing the total raised to date to $10.5 million.[7]

In March 2011, Qwiki raised an additional $1 million from Groupon and Lightbank co-founders Brad Keywell and Eric Lefkofsky, bringing the total raised to date to $10.5 million.[7]

ADZ Singapore

CrowdMob USA

Provider of advertising solutions

A startup that blends app promotion with discounts from local merchants. The startups long-term ambition is to play in the mobile wallet space, where phones may eventually become a mainstream way of paying for real-world goods and services

Reza Behnam, previous Managing Director of Yahoo South East Asia. Currently also working closely with MDA Co-founders: Damon Grow, Alex Han and Matthew Moore, who is an ex-Googler

Total funding of $1m with 9 seed investors, one of which is Saverin.

Andreessen Horowitz

Crosslink Capital Western Investments Capital David Siegel Matt Ocko Payam Zamani Rich Karlgaard Eduardo Saverin Marc A. Meyer

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