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Uber Eats Merchant Financing is live in the UK, powered by Pipe! Congrats to the Uber Eats team on a smooth launch, making financing available to restaurants, pubs, and cafes across the UK directly inside the @UberEats platform. Read more here: pipe.com/resources/arti…

Fintech Takes + Pipe episode three is live, with Ethan Senturia from Housecall Pro. This one goes deep into building fintech and vertical SaaS, and how the building blocks feed into each other. If you're building in the space, don't miss this one!

Are you celebrating International Podcast Day? If you don't have plans, you're always welcome at our table. We're having vertical SaaS with a side of embedded finance. Try a bite... Hungry for more? The full podcast, and series so far, can be found here: pipe.com/fintechtakes

I’ve been quiet for a minute. Quick update: Capital✔️
Customers✔️
Revenue✔️
 All in under 9 months. ~$1T market opportunity. Still in stealth and just getting started…

New episode just dropped, Pipe + Fintech Takes talking the future of vertical SaaS and embedded finance. pipe.com/fintechtakes

Helping small businesses success is at the core of what we do at Pipe. Now Pipe + Uber Eats is changing how restaurants access working capital.

The lunch rush waits for no one. That’s why restaurants can now access working capital from Pipe inside Uber Eats Manager. So you can keep serving, not waiting.

🎉Excited to announce our integration with Uber! Restaurants across the US can now access Pipe’s working capital directly in Uber Eats Manager. Faster funding. More growth. Less friction. pipe.com/resources/pres…

This thread came from our latest FinTech Pipeline letter. If you want more stories like Swella’s + fintech insights from the front lines, subscribe here → linkedin.com/newsletters/fi… 12/12

So here’s the takeaway: Optimism is the fuel. Fintech + AI = the ramps that turn it into action. Builders in finance, keep building. Builders on Main Street will keep growing. 11/12

Small businesses are more optimistic right now, even in the face of growing uncertainty. Why? Maybe they know something "big finance" doesn't. 🧵1/12