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Intellitix

“Can a single RFID-powered platform own the entire live event financial stack — from access control through cashless payments, multi-vendor settlement, and real-time analytics?”

Founded2010
HQToronto, Ontario, Canada
Total raised$3M+
Latest roundSeed, 2011
IndustryVertical SaaS / Events
The story

Founded in 2010 as an RFID access control company for festivals, Intellitix evolved from a credential and ticketing infrastructure provider into a fully integrated event management platform combining cashless POS, access control, and real-time analytics. The pivotal embedded-finance move was the launch of Intellitix Payments powered by Adyen, positioning event organizers as the merchant of record and moving Intellitix from hardware/access into payments processing and settlement infrastructure for live events.

Last 12 months
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Product timeline
2010
Founded in Montréal, Canada as an RFID-based access control solution for live events.· pivot
2011
Raised $3M seed round from Credo Ventures to expand RFID event management platform.· banking
2023
Launched 'Intellitix Payments powered by Adyen', enabling event organizers to become merchant of record with full cashless payment acceptance.· banking
The stack
1 layer disclosed in Intellitix’s embedded-finance stack
Payments / PSP
Adyen
Accounting gap: significant

Intellitix — frequently asked

Who is Intellitix's payment processor?

Intellitix processes payments through Adyen.

Where is Intellitix headquartered?

Intellitix is founded in 2010 and headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

How much funding has Intellitix raised?

Intellitix has raised $3M+ in total (latest round: Seed, 2011).

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