InterPrice Technologies Secures $7.3M Series A as Leading Nasdaq Ventures and DRW Back Treasury Capital Markets Innovation

InterPrice Technologies has officially closed a Series A funding round valued at $7.3 million, marking a significant milestone for the treasury capital markets platform. The investment round was jointly led by Nasdaq Ventures and DRW Venture Capital, with continued backing from existing investor Bowery Capital.

Transforming Corporate Treasury Operations

At its core, InterPrice has built technology designed to fundamentally reshape how corporate finance teams interact with bond, commercial paper, and loan pricing data. Rather than toggling between disparate systems and manual spreadsheets, the platform consolidates pricing indications across multiple currencies and financing products into unified dashboards. This consolidation directly addresses a longstanding pain point—the fragmented, time-intensive process of gathering and comparing financing options.

By normalizing data flows from all participating banking partners, InterPrice eliminates the operational friction that has historically slowed down corporate financing decisions. This architectural advantage allows treasury teams and financial institutions to move faster while also giving lending partners greater visibility and reach into the capital markets ecosystem.

Building Momentum Since Launch

The company’s trajectory since its commercial debut in 2020 validates the market need. InterPrice has onboarded a roster of prominent corporate issuers including HP Inc., McCormick & Company, and Takeda Pharmaceuticals, alongside more than a dozen underwriting firms. This combination of Fortune 500 adoption and financial institution participation creates a network effect that strengthens the platform’s value proposition.

“Our relationships with active treasury teams and underwriters over the past two years have been instrumental to what we’ve built,” explained Olga Chin, Founder and CEO of InterPrice Technologies. “The enthusiasm from our users reflects the real operational improvements they’re experiencing. With this capital injection, we’re positioned to scale aggressively and expand our capabilities.”

What the Investment Signals

The choice of lead investors carries particular significance. Nasdaq Ventures, the venture arm of the Nasdaq exchange, has a track record of backing financial infrastructure plays that align with modernization trends. Gary Offner, Senior Vice President and Head of Nasdaq Ventures, highlighted the platform’s real-time delivery of pricing data as a mechanism to unlock insights that remain trapped across fragmented legacy systems.

DRW Venture Capital, coming from a diversified trading and technology firm, brings operational expertise from decades of capital markets participation. Kim Trautmann, Head of DRW Venture Capital, emphasized how InterPrice’s workflow automation directly reduces friction and increases transparency—concerns that resonate deeply with institutions navigating today’s complex debt issuance landscape.

Next Chapter: Expansion and Development

The capital will fuel several initiatives: accelerated product engineering, expanded asset class coverage beyond current offerings, and geographic growth in both domestic and international markets. These priorities suggest InterPrice sees untapped demand for its model and is moving to address it before competitors fully mobilize.

For corporate treasurers increasingly expected to optimize financing costs while managing multiple banking relationships, platforms that reduce manual overhead and surface actionable insights represent genuine competitive advantages. InterPrice’s Series A success indicates the market is ready to reward companies solving this specific operational challenge.