The $30 million Series B round, led by True Ventures, brings the startup’s total raised to $64 million.
CEO Karl Jacob said LoanSnap plans to use the investment to extend the firm’s offerings into other financial products.
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Digital mortgage platform LoanSnap has wrapped up an additional capital infusion. So reports Forbes.com.
The $30 million Series B round, led by True Ventures, brings the startup’s total raised to $64 million.
CEO Karl Jacob said LoanSnap plans to use the investment to extend the firm’s offerings into other financial products.