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Spryker

“Can a composable, headless commerce platform win B2B enterprises away from monolithic suites like SAP Commerce and Salesforce Commerce Cloud?”

Founded2014
HQBerlin, Germany
Latest roundSeries C, $130M, 2020 (at $500M+ valuation)
Valuation$500M+ (2020)
IndustryVertical SaaS / E-commerce
The story

Spryker is a Berlin-founded (2014) composable, headless, API-first commerce platform targeted at B2B enterprises, marketplaces and IoT commerce. It is a software vendor — not a fintech — and its embedded-finance surface area is limited to merchant-facing integrations (PSPs, tax) that its enterprise customers plug into their own Spryker-powered shops.

Last 12 months
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Product timeline
2014
Spryker founded in Berlin as a composable commerce platform for B2B enterprises.· pivot
2020
Raised $130M Series C at $500M+ valuation to expand B2B e-commerce tooling internationally.· funding
The stack
1 layer disclosed in Spryker’s embedded-finance stack
Payments / PSP
Spryker PayAdyenAfterpayBraintreeCrefo PayComputopEasycreditOptilePayoneRatepayUnzer
Accounting gap: minor

Spryker — frequently asked

Who is Spryker's payment processor?

Spryker processes payments through Spryker Pay, Adyen, Afterpay, Braintree, Crefo Pay, Computop, Easycredit, Optile and 3 others.

Where is Spryker headquartered?

Spryker is founded in 2014 and headquartered in Berlin, Germany.

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