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Jawnt

“Can a unified commuter benefits platform replace fragmented transit subsidy programs and become the operating layer for employer-sponsored transportation spend?”

Founded2022
HQPhiladelphia, PA, USA
Total raised$2M
Latest roundSeed
IndustryVertical SaaS / Transportation & Commuter Benefits
The story

Founded in 2022, Jawnt operates a unified transportation platform that simplifies commuter benefits for employers, replacing fragmented transit subsidy programs with a single card (Jawnt Pass) and admin platform. The company sits at the intersection of HR SaaS and embedded payments — leveraging HRIS integrations and a branded prepaid/transit card to disburse pre-tax commuter benefits. With only ~15 employees and a $2M seed raise, Jawnt is early-stage, focused on mid-market and enterprise employers in US transit markets.

Last 12 months
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Product timeline
2022
Jawnt, Inc. founded as a unified transit commuter benefits platform headquartered in Philadelphia.· pivot
2023
Launched Jawnt Pass, a mobile-optimized commuter benefits card for the modern workforce offered through employers.· card
2024
Launched Jawnt Maps, a mapping tool for transportation and HR admins to optimize commuter benefits programs.· banking
The stack
1 layer disclosed in Jawnt’s embedded-finance stack
Banking / BaaS
Pacific West Bank
Accounting gap: none

Jawnt — frequently asked

What bank does Jawnt use?

Jawnt discloses Pacific West Bank as its banking provider, according to the Embedded Finance Index 2026.

Is Jawnt a bank?

Jawnt does not disclose a bank charter of its own; its banking services are provided through Pacific West Bank.

Where is Jawnt headquartered?

Jawnt is founded in 2022 and headquartered in Philadelphia, PA, USA.

How much funding has Jawnt raised?

Jawnt has raised $2M in total (latest round: Seed).

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