“Israel’s most valuable private technology company is in talks to buy a U.S.-based business to establish a foothold in the world’s biggest economy ahead of an initial public offering. Breaking into the U.S. is part of plans by payments startup Rapyd , last valued at $10 billion in August, to increase its attractiveness to American investors for a potential listing in two to three years, according to Chief Executive Officer Arik Shtilman.”
Israel’s $10 Billion Answer to Stripe Wants to Crack U.S. Market
Bloomberg
