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Square 1 Bank Provides $4.25MM Credit Facility to D3 Technology

May 20, 2015, 07:23 AM
Filed Under: Technology

Square 1 Bank provided a $4.25 million credit facility to new client D3 Technology, Inc., a leader in Data Driven DigitalTM banking. Proceeds of the credit facility will refinance existing shareholder notes.

D3 Technology provides financial institutions with a single-platform solution for delivering consistent, personalized user experiences via any digital device. The company's D3 Banking technology has paved the way for financial institutions to innovate digital financial services in a rapidly changing mobile world. Currently more than 240 U.S. institutions use D3's Data Driven DigitalTM banking products and solutions.

"Our partnership with Square 1 Bank, along with our recently completed round of equity funding, puts us in an optimal position to address the opportunity in the marketplace for our D3 Banking solution that delivers an innovative, comprehensive set of digital banking services to any digital access point," said Mark Vipond, chief executive officer of D3 Technology. "We look forward to working further with Square 1 as our business continues to grow."

Ken Fugate, founder and managing director in Square 1 Bank's Rocky Mountain region, added, "D3 is a leading innovator in digital banking. Backed by Route 66 Ventures and led by a driven, knowledgeable leadership team, the company is poised for growth. Square 1 is excited to support their continued success and commitment to streamlining the digital financial services user experience."

Square 1 Bank is a full service commercial bank dedicated exclusively to serving the financial needs of the venture capital community and entrepreneurs in all stages of growth and expansion. Square 1's expertise, focus and strong capital base provide flexible resources and unmatched support to meet our clients' needs.





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