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Spindle, Inc. was a U.S.-based company focused on developing and providing innovative mobile commerce solutions. Its primary business involved aggregating payment processing services, enabling merchants to accept credit and debit card payments through mobile devices and other channels. The company aimed to offer a unified platform that integrated payments, mobile marketing, and customer relationship management. Throughout its history, Spindle made several acquisitions to build its technology stack but ultimately struggled to maintain operations and reporting compliance, leading to the revocation of its stock registration by the SEC in 2018, rendering the company defunct.

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Spindle, Inc.

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2011 (15 Years)

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