Slash

Why Slash? In case it wasn't obvious already, here's why:

Something truly global is brewing at @slashapp. Thank you @victorcardenas and @fainzaig for chatting with our fellows and bringing the deets + the inspo🔥 #LatitudFellowship #LatAmgoesglobal #GlobalAmbition

had the @latitudlatam fellows over at @slashapp yesterday and the energy was unreal latam founders are coming for the world 🌎🔥

Happy 2 years, @nickbruhman!

Slash Global Cards are live! Foreign customers can now access virtual cards with the same controls our US-based customers run over $10 billion a year on.

Seeing every other fintech try to copy Twin

I don't care where you're from, if Romeo Santos comes on and your hips don't start moving, something is wrong with you @slashapp is running it back with the suite concerts. This time it's El Rey de la Bachata and Prince Royce this Thursday and we're filling it with Latino founders! Get ready for a full bachata night. If you want a seat, DM me

@minstrell_ @TaylorOffer 100%

@slashapp @TaylorOffer better ux always wins

For @TaylorOffer & Atrios, choosing Slash comes down to better rates and a better customer experience. Hear why he made the switch to Slash:

One of my favorite parts of this job is creating rooms for people who deserve to be in them. @slashapp got a suite at the Demi Lovato concert and we're filling it with some of the most cracked female founders building right now. Time to channel your inner Camp Rock era. If you're a female founder and want a seat, DM me

Applications for @ycombinator S26 are due today. It literally feels like we went through the batch yesterday. If you want me to review your app/wanna do a mock interview, DM me. YC will change your life.

If you just had your Parker account shut down, we're here to help. Shoot @nickbruhman or @aryanpour a DM and we'll have a Slash account open for you today.

I was hired at @slashapp to refill the empty water cooler you can see on the left. Still haven’t done it. But I have spent the last few years working with founders, first as an investor at Soma Capital, Alpha Partners, and MS&AD Ventures, and now from the inside. One thing kept coming up over and over: Founders trust their bank. Until they don’t. Cards fail mid-spend. Payments get stuck. Support disappears right when it matters most. And then what? You’re trying to close customers, make payroll, move faster than everyone else, and suddenly one of the most basic parts of running the company becomes a blocker. I saw versions of that problem across a lot of companies. Different markets, different stages, different business models, same frustration: the financial tools around them were always a little too generic. That’s what I’m excited to work on at Slash. I’ll be focused on Startup GTM, which means taking a lot of what I loved about working with founders as an investor and applying it more directly: learning how they operate, where things break, what they actually need, and how Slash can be useful before those problems become painful. @victorcardenas and the team have built Slash with a very clear customer instinct. Spend time with the businesses, understand the workflows, and build around what they actually do every day. And on a personal note, getting to work with a Latino founder building at this level hits differently. There’s a shared context there that’s hard to explain, but easy to feel. Excited to be here. And very excited for what we’re building. PS: seriously, I’ll change the water cooler soon.

We talked to @victorcardenas about the rise of one-person billion dollar companies. Victor is the founder and CEO of Slash, a business banking platform. They serve mid-market businesses doing $10M-$100M in revenue, so he sees firsthand how lean these companies are getting: "These businesses are much smaller from a headcount perspective than what you could have ever imagined they could be in the past." "There's a big New York Times article the other day about this company called Medvi. They sell GLP-1s online and they're a $1.8 billion revenue company run by one person and his brother. He's actually a Slash customer." "This is the golden age of entrepreneurship. AI is gonna create many more millionaires than the internet." "You have intelligence on top. So the only thing you really need is agency and discernment."

Parker just went down with little warning. We’ve competed for years, but this is what happens when reliability and support aren’t built in. Slash's core strategy has been around building for customers. Let us do that for you, switch to Slash dm me

Founders spend months prepping their pitch deck but never actually study how fundraising works My CEO, @victorcardenas just wrote the ultimate guide. $160M raised across 4 rounds with under 10% dilution every time since Series A. A few things he highlights: → how VCs actually price your company at each stage → why competitive dynamics matter more than your valuation → the biggest mistakes founders make when running a process → why you should never talk to VCs when you're not raising → and why being genuine > pretending to be someone you're not Read this before talking to any VC

Biggest month in Slash history.

@victorcardenas Yes.

hiring two engineers to join me and @MaxPintchouk on stablecoin + on-chain infra at @slashapp small team, big surface area: - $3B+ annualized stablecoin volume - global USD accounts used in 130+ countries - cards that let businesses spend globally - an expanding suite of global products you'll own systems end-to-end - the infrastructure that moves billions of dollars a year DMs are open