splyt Alternatives & Competitors
12 companies similar to splyt — We make group expenses easy for friends dining & traveling.
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About splyt
splyt is a fintech startup that aims to make group expenses easy for friends dining and traveling. Founded in 2021, the company operates in the fintech, internet, and payments industries and is headquartered in the United States. In its last investment round on 09 February 2023, splyt secured $100.00K in pre-seed fundi...
Group Expenses, Friend Dining, Traveling, Expense Management, Group Payments, Joyful Expenses, Connected Spending, Finance App, Social Finance, Expense Sharing
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