Investor Interview: Primary on Casap

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• Shanti and Sayisi both experienced the pain points of disputes firsthand at their respective large fintech companies, and saw the amount of internal effort and organizational work required to solve those challenges even with a strong engineering team.

  60% confidence

• Primary was excited about Shanti and Sayisi because of their backgrounds and the opportunity they were considering pursuing.

  60% confidence

• Feedback from colleagues and people who had worked with Shanti and Sayisi was resoundingly clear that they were two exceptional builders passionate about starting their own company and solving problems they had personally seen.

  60% confidence

• Primary met Shanti and Sayisi before they had left their respective companies at Robin Hood and Chime, while they were still ideating in the space.

  60% confidence

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