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Credit card startup Imprint beats big banks for Rakuten co-brand deal

Last updated: July 22, 2025 2:10 pm
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Imprint, a 5-year-old credit card startup, has recently secured a major deal with online shopping platform Rakuten, beating out big banks in a competitive bidding process. This partnership signifies Imprint’s growing presence in the co-branded credit card industry, as the New York-based startup has also raised $70 million in additional capital, increasing its valuation to $900 million.

Credit card partnerships with retailers, airlines, and hotels are highly sought-after in the finance industry, with major players like JPMorgan Chase, Capital One, Citigroup, and Synchrony competing for these lucrative deals. Imprint’s CEO, Daragh Murphy, highlighted the company’s success in securing partnerships with Fortune 500 companies, positioning Imprint as a formidable player in the industry.

Imprint’s strategy involves partnering with regulated banks like First Electronic Bank or First Bank and Trust to offer credit cards, while focusing on providing a seamless digital experience for customers. By leveraging the American Express network for the Rakuten card, Imprint ensures users receive Amex purchase protections and perks, while using First Electronic Bank to issue the cards.

In terms of fees and rewards, Imprint differentiates itself by prioritizing customer convenience and low customer acquisition costs. The company aims to minimize late fees and make it easy for customers to pay off their loans, ultimately driving card usage and benefiting all parties involved. The new Rakuten card offers attractive rewards, including extra cash back on purchases and dining at partner restaurants, as well as cash back on groceries and non-partner restaurants.

Imprint’s innovative approach to credit card technology and customer experience sets it apart from traditional banks, which often rely on third-party companies for transaction processing. By focusing on technological integration and customer-centric practices, Imprint is disrupting the co-branded credit card industry and gaining traction among consumers.

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Overall, Imprint’s success with the Rakuten partnership and its recent funding round underscore its rapid growth and potential as a key player in the evolving credit card market. With a focus on innovation, customer satisfaction, and strategic partnerships, Imprint is poised to continue its expansion and reshape the landscape of the financial services industry.

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