Children’s pocket money app Spriggy has extended its latest funding round, raising an extra $10 million in capital to enable it to invest in more financial products for families, without having ...

Spriggy springs from financial education A Sydney-based startup in the fintech space — that's a line we tend to hear a lot. However, where Spriggy differs is the demographic it's aimed towards.

Children’s pocket money app Spriggy has raised $35 million in a series-B funding round led by NAB Ventures, with Perennial Value Management and Mike Cannon-Brookes’ Grok Ventures also tipping ...