
Aven, a startup that integrates a home equity line of credit into a credit card, has achieved a $1 billion valuation. The company offers loans of up to $250,000 and has grown its revenue threefold over the past year, now exceeding $100 million annually. Despite having only 53 employees, Aven has saved its customers more than $100 million in interest since its founding. The company is backed by big-name investors and aims to provide an accessible, efficient, and transparent avenue to capital.
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.@AvenCard, the credit card backed by home equity, has saved its customers more than $100M in interest since its founding. The team’s expansive vision to provide an accessible, efficient, and transparent avenue to capital aims to save consumers even more via new categories like… https://t.co/6K7wVOKRpj
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