Divvy, an US based in spend and expense management tool, claims that they closed a $500 million purchase agreement with Credit Suisse.

The agreement gives Credit Suisse the right to buy up to $500 million in future Divvy receivables over the next two years. It gives Divvy more lending power to help customers grow their businesses—adding $500 million in debt capital to the $250 million they received from Waterfall Asset Management in January 2019.

Divvy’s goal is it to modernize the way companies manage spending by fusing financial management software with a smart corporate card. Divvy gives real-time visibility into the spending within an organization and claims over 3000 clients are using it already.

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