YC-Backed Fintech Startup Parker Files for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

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Parker, a Y Combinator-backed fintech offering corporate credit cards and banking services to e-commerce businesses, has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy with $50M-$100M in assets and liabilities, affecting 100-199 creditors and leaving small business customers in a challenging situation.

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