Shark Tank finale: Student banking app QPay scores $380,000 investment from two unlikely sharks
The founders of soon-to-be-challenger bank QPay have secured one of the largest deals in this season of Shark Tank.
A group of entrepreneurs looking to disrupt Australia’s banking sector have secured one of the largest deals for this season of Shark Tank thanks to a joint investment deal with two unlikely sharks.
On last night’s episode, the season’s finale, the founders of soon-to-be-challenger bank QPay dove into the tank, seeking a $380,000 investment for just 8.4% equity in their business.
Andrew Clapham, Moe Satti, and Zakaria Bouguettaya are the three entrepreneurs behind QPay, which started out in 2015 as an online marketplace for students at Australian National University (ANU).
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