Super.com focuses on supporting game developers by providing them with essential resources for publishing and funding their games. The company offers financial backing to developers, helping them to create and launch their games successfully. Additionally, Super.com helps developers build a dedicated audience and gain global recognition for their work. Unlike traditional game publishers, Super.com emphasizes a partnership model that prioritizes the needs of developers, ensuring they have the support necessary to thrive in the competitive gaming industry. The goal of Super.com is to empower game creators and enhance their chances of success in the market.

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Austria-based payment orchestration platform IXOPAY has partnered with Riskified to boost fraud prevention and improve enterprise payment orchestration. The collaboration will enable customers to securely expand their businesses by leveraging omnichannel payment orchestration with AI fraud detection. Improving payment processing with AI-powered fraud prevention

Ixopay Partners Riskified For Improved Fraud Prevention

New "Play to Earn" Experience on Super.com Lets Players Earn Up to $150 Cash Back While "Playing to Win" Real Money Games on WorldWinnerHENDERSON, Nev., Aug. 8, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- WorldWinner , the operator of the most trusted real money gaming destination where players can play their favorite games of skill, compete against real people, and win real cash prizes, and Super.com , the all-in-one savings and earnings app, today announced a new partnership that introduces an innovative experience where players can earn cash back for playing WorldWinner games.Players can now access WorldWinner via the Super.com mobile and web apps and enjoy a wide array of curated games - from newly released titles like Big Swing Golf and Lotería Fantástica to premium favorites such as Wheel of Fortune, Yahtzee, and Scrabble Cubes. Players compete against real opponents nationwide in head-to-head or multiplayer tournaments, with opportunities to win real money and prizes. Each tournament begins with fair matching, ensuring players face competitors of similar skill levels for the right challenge."At WorldWinner, we are always looking for innovative ways to serve our players in both the game and reward spaces," said Nancy McIntyre, CEO of WorldWinner. "This partnership with Super.com enables us to provide our players with an unparalleled opportunity to earn cash back while playing their favorite games, enhancing both their gaming experience and real money winnings.""Super.com is dedicated to helping our more than 10 million monthly users save and earn money in every aspect of their lives," said Hussein Fazal, CEO of Super.com. "By partnering with WorldWinner, we provide our customers with a unique and engaging way to earn cash rewards, making everyday savings even more fun and accessible."Special Launch PromotionDuring the initial 60-day "Launch Period," Super.com users can exclusively earn up to $150 in cash back by participating in WorldWinner cash tournaments

Worldwinner And Super.Com Join Forces To Put More Money Into Players' Pockets While Playing Games

Duggal, who is also now a senior vice president for MLS and Soccer United Marketing, joins the league after serving as CMO for fintech and ecommerce company Super.com.

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WJCC school Super named Region 2 Superintendent of the Year.

WJCC School Super Named Region 2 Superintendent of the Year

Super Group had initially agreed to sell the B2B assets to Games Global a year ago.

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It’s rare to find a pitch deck that forces me to dig deep to unearth something to criticize. The last time was with Orange’s seed deck, and in this week’s installment, I had to dive deep into the deck that Super.com used for its $60 million equity, plus $25 million venture debt round.We’re looking for more unique pitch decks to tear down, so if you want to submit your own, here’s how you can do that. Slides in this deckSuper.com operated with a deck that tells a great story. It consists of 17 slides:Cover slideMission slideTraction slide 1Traction slide 2Team slideCustomers (interstitial slide)Customer profileTarget customers / market sizeA Savings Super App (interstitial slide)  Why Now slide  “Why a super app” slide  Product slide  Product road map slide  User behavior slide  Solution slide (“SuperCash is core to the experience”)  Value Proposition slide (“Personalized Experiences”)  The Ask slideThree things to loveIt’s hard to choose from all the stuff that works in this deck because the Super.com team really knocked it out of the park. But here are three highlights, which, incidentally, are the three most important slides you can have in a pitch deck. I’m utterly unsurprised that the company successfully managed to raise money.You’ll raise if you’ve got traction…Super.com starts its pitch with two traction slides in what can only be described as a masterful flex:[Slide 3] Traction snapshot. Image Credits: Super.com[Slide 4] Traction over time

Pitch Deck Teardown: Super.Com'S $60M Series C Deck

Step, the digital banking service geared toward teens and young adults, is now offering a 5% rate on its savings accounts.With just one in three Americans having adequate savings for emergencies, Step is among dozens of startups, like Current, Greenlight, Super.com and Hyve, focused on helping people save.There are no monthly fees and no minimum balance requirements on the Step accounts for customers who open an FDIC-insured savings account with up to $250,000. However, to secure that 5%, users have to set up a monthly direct deposit of $500 or more from a payroll provider or employer.“The direct deposit is to encourage people to utilize the full suite of Step products,” CJ MacDonald, co-founder and CEO of Step, told TechCrunch.And to be clear, “the savings percentage is not interest, but instead earned as cash rewards directly funded and managed by Step,” according to the company.Speaking of rewards, also new is Step’s elevated rewards program. Customers who qualify for the 5% on their savings will also earn 3x points on purchases at select merchants; 2x points on restaurant dining, food delivery and charitable donations; and 1x points on entertainment, streaming and gaming.The news comes about a month after Apple launched its savings account balance of 4.15%. When that announcement was made, current data from Bankrate showed savings accounts APY rates of 3.5% to 4.75%. As of May 17, the APY range is 4% to 4.85%, so it’s safe to assume that Apple’s entry into the market perhaps inspired neobanks and others financial organizations to close the gap.Step always had a goal to offer the highest percentage among competitors in order to attract and grow with customers, so Apple’s move didn't inspire it to launch the high savings rate, MacDonald said.“The hard thing with interest rates is that they keep changing,” MacDonald said. “In the last year and a half, rates have been going up

Move Over Apple, Step Launches 5% Savings Account

Super has raised nearly $200 million USD in total funding to date, including a $21 million Series A round that it closed in 2018.

How Super raised $85 million USD after rebranding from Snapcommerce

To get a roundup of TechCrunch’s biggest and most important stories delivered to your inbox every day at 3 p.m. PDT, subscribe here.As Twitter continues its absolutely farcical march toward its own demise, we are grabbing the popcorn to watch the fire blaze. In other news: Happy Monday, folks! — Christine and HajeThe TechCrunch Top 3Well blue check you out: Twitter users with over 1 million followers got their blue check marks back, even if they didn’t pay for Twitter Blue, Ivan reports. It’s interesting to note that many of the account holders were quick to separate themselves from being subscribers. Maybe it also has something to do with Twitter giving a gold check mark to a fake Disney account. Ivan has more on that.No th-AI-nks: That’s what Snapchat users are saying about its “My AI” feature, which launched last week

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Super.com, a San Francisco, CA-based savings app company, raised $85M in Series A funding.

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