Hardbacon raised $250,000 in 24 hours after being turned down on Dragons’ Den
Industry: Apps & Software
This is quite a turn for the Montreal based company that, on November 12, was declined for an investment by the Dragons on a segment of the Dragons’ Den broadcast on CBC.
Montreal, Canada (PRUnderground) December 9th, 2020
Canadian fintech Hardbacon has raised more than $250,000 in 24 hours on the FrontFundr equity crowdfunding platform. This is quite a turn for the Montreal based company that, on November 12, was declined for an investment by the Dragons on a segment of the Dragons’ Den broadcast on CBC.
“This is all the more significant, since last month Canadians saw the Dragons criticize us for doing equity crowdfunding,” said Julien Brault, CEO of Hardbacon. The fact that so many investors have responded proves that Canadians have seen how the Dragons like to play; they don’t welcome the rise of equity crowdfunding, as it competes with venture capital investors like themselves.”
Equity crowdfunding, which has been legal in Canada since 2016, enables retail investors to participate in the financing of private enterprises, an area previously reserved for accredited investors that were either individuals with a high net worth or institutions.
Hardbacon, the company behind the personal finance app of the same name, aims to raise a minimum of $500,000 through its round on FrontFundr. Interested investors can invest for as little as $500 in the fintech’s current round.
Interested investors can invest at this address: https://www.frontfundr.com/hardbacon
About Hardbacon
Bacon Financial Technologies, better known by its brand name Hardbacon, is dedicated to helping Canadians make better financial decisions, get wealthier and achieve their financial goals. The company, which has secured $1.1 million in funding, markets a mobile app that links to its users’ accounts and helps them plan, budget and invest. Hardbacon also enables its users to compare different financial services such as credit cards, bank accounts, online brokers and robo-advisers. The company also markets its technology to financial institutions to help them accelerate their digital transformation.
Information:
Julien Brault, Hardbacon’s CEO: 514-250-3255
julien@hardbacon.com
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About Hardbacon
Hardbacon is committed to helping Canadians make better financial decisions through its innovative fintech app, financial calculators, personal finance guides, and financial product comparison tools. Reaching more than 3 million Canadians on an annual basis through its app and website, Hardbacon has helped millions of users pick credit cards, bank accounts car insurance, and personal loans since its foundation in 2017.
