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Wisetack

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Can a B2B2C embedded lending platform own the pay-over-time layer for in-person service transactions by distributing through vertical SaaS platforms rather than building a consumer brand?

Founded2018
HQSan Francisco, CA
Total raised$64M+
Latest roundDebt, 2023-2025 (latest public deal $14.3M debt)
IndustryFintech / Lending
The story

Founded in 2018, Wisetack set out to bring BNPL-style installment financing to in-person services — an underserved segment ignored by e-commerce-focused BNPL players like Affirm and Klarna. Rather than building a direct-to-consumer lending brand, Wisetack pursued a B2B2C distribution model, embedding its pay-over-time infrastructure into vertical SaaS platforms serving home services, auto, and other trades. The company has progressively diversified its capital stack by adding lending partners (Hatch Bank since 2020, U.S. Bank in 2025, Group 1001 in 2025), positioning itself less as a lender and more as a lending orchestration layer for service-sector SMBs.

Last 12 months
2025-01
2025-09
2026-01
Product timeline
2018
Wisetack founded in San Francisco as a point-of-sale BNPL platform targeting in-person services.· lending
2019
Closed Seed ($4M) and Series A ($15M), both led by Greylock; began partnership with Hatch Bank as originating sponsor bank.· lending
2021
Raised Series B ($45M) led by Insight Partners; publicly announced $19M total seed+Series A; scaled merchant network to thousands of home service businesses.· lending
2025
Added U.S. Bank as a new lending partner to diversify capital sources and offer borrower-friendly terms.· lending
2025
Secured forward-flow capital partnership with Group 1001 Insurance for home services and home improvement loans.· lending
2026
Extended and deepened partnership with Hatch Bank with increased capital commitments.· lending
The stack
2 layers disclosed in Wisetack’s embedded-finance stack
Lending
Consumer installment loans for home servicesPay-over-time financing ($500-$25,000)Progress payment financing
Sponsor bank
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Accounting gap: minor
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