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Qeeq

“Can a global membership-based car rental marketplace differentiate on price-drop refunds, embedded insurance, and crypto payment acceptance?”

Founded2017
Total raisedTens of millions USD (disclosed)
IndustryMarketplace / Travel

The story

Founded in 2017 as an online car rental aggregator operated under Qompass Voyage Ltd., QEEQ compares prices across 1000+ car rental suppliers worldwide. The company rebranded in 2020 and added a membership rewards program (QEEQ Rewards Club) bundling lifestyle discounts. Its embedded-finance footprint is narrow: it is a merchant accepting payments (including Bitcoin) and reselling AXA-underwritten rental insurance, with Forter for fraud and Sysnet for PCI compliance.

Last 12 months

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Product timeline

2017

QEEQ launches app and website as an online car rental platform.· launch

2018

Wins Magellan Gold Awards and Travolution's Best On The Road Award.· recognition

2019

Expands with Japanese and Spanish localized sites.· expansion

2020

Rebrands to QEEQ and launches QEEQ Rewards Club membership program.· pivot

The stack

1 layer disclosed in Qeeq’s embedded-finance stack

Payments / PSP

Bitcoin payment accepted (crypto on-ramp partner undisclosed)

Accounting gap: none

Qeeq — frequently asked

Who is Qeeq's payment processor?

Qeeq processes payments through Bitcoin payment accepted (crypto on-ramp partner undisclosed).

Where is Qeeq headquartered?

Qeeq is founded in 2017.

How much funding has Qeeq raised?

Qeeq has raised Tens of millions USD (disclosed) in total.

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