Gordon Gottsegen

The company also announced that it raised $2.2 million in seed funding.

Catch up on the latest news from the Chicago tech sector.

The news comes a few months after the growing Chicago IoT startup raised its $65 million Series B.

NOCD provides what it calls “community-driven therapy” through its smartphone app.

The company could raise up to $328.6 million through this IPO.

Anthill’s CEO says that the new funding will be used to develop the platform and “grow our team exponentially.”

Frank requires users to vouch for each new members in order to prevent company management from spying on private discussions.

CoinFlip operates a network of over 2,200 ATMs across 47 states that allow people to buy or sell cryptocurrency.

The Chicago-based company’s app is currently available on the iOS App Store and Google Play Store, where it’s become one of the fastest growing health and fitness apps.

Amount helps financial institutions build or upgrade their digital presence. Its customers collectively manage nearly $2 trillion in assets and serve over 50 million U.S. customers.

Puttshack currently operates four locations across the U.S. and U.K. — with more, including its first Chicago-area location, in development.

Life360 has entered a tentative agreement to acquire Jiobit for $37 million, but that number could go up to $54.5 million if certain performance metrics are met after the deal closes.

The company is looking to hire 150 people this year, in order to grow to 1,000 employees worldwide.

Hazel projects that its product will be used to help preserve over 6.3 billion pounds of fresh produce in 2021, and prevent more than 500 million pounds from being thrown out.

Avant has supplied over 1.5 million customers with $7.5 billion in loans and 400,000 credit cards since its inception in 2012.

The company has raised about $165 million in total funding since it was founded in 2016.

The company is also planning to launch its credit card product later this year.

Snapsheet has processed millions of insurance claims and over $7 billion worth of appraisals since its founding.

This is a significant change for the company, which has been based out of the Bay Area since it was founded in 1977.

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