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Launch 2008 based in Ohio, 24 people. They do something very interesting. Banks will essentially

buy their data. And the reason that's compelling is because they can see in consumer accounts

when they just signed up with Robin Hood. And the Robin Hood is sending a 20 cent, like,

you know, verify this is your account thing. Rob can pick up on that

and quickly tell the bank, hey, they're about to put 10 grand with Robin Hood, call them and try

and save them to see what you can do better. Really compelling story, interesting use case.

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We went from a couple of hundred thousand dollars to $2.7 million.

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