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Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Portland, Oregon, Bumped, Inc. pioneered the concept of "stock-back" rewards, aiming to turn brand loyalty into stock ownership. The company operated a B2C mobile application and a B2B platform that allowed brands to reward their customers with fractional shares of their own stock or other stocks. Through its FINRA-registered subsidiary, Bumped Financial LLC, it provided brokerage services to facilitate these rewards. Despite its innovative model and raising significant venture capital, the company announced in January 2023 that it was discontinuing its platform and services, officially winding down operations in March 2023.

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