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The supplied evidence does not contain any information about x15ventures. Both snippets concern an American radio station, 99.3 The Beat, and its personality Easy-E, plus a news item about the musician Trey Songz; none of this describes the subject brand. As a result, this dossier cannot responsibly state x15ventures' offerings, ownership, headquarters, founding, or market positioning from the evidence provided. The entry is flagged for review so that a source describing the actual venture-building brand can be attached before the record is used.

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    Commonwealth Bank launches PaidIt payout platform[3]

    Commonwealth Bank launched PaidIt, a platform that helps organisations manage payouts such as settlements, remediation payments and refunds by combining recipient verification, communications and payment delivery, including a recipient matching engine. PaidIt is already used within the bank in some cases and will be rolled out to additional CommBank business units and made available to Corporate and Institutional Banking clients over the coming months.

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    Cheddar launches deal discovery app[4]

    x15ventures launched Cheddar, a deal discovery app that helps consumers find brands and offers and provides cashback rewards.

  • Reported

    Backr app launch announced[5]

    X15 Ventures announced that its Backr app, designed to guide small businesses through setting up and launching operations, would be introduced in September 2020.

  • Reported

    X15 Ventures launches Vonto small-business app[6]

    X15 Ventures launched Vonto, a mobile app that collates small-business data and provides insights and recommended actions.

  • Reported

    KPMG and Microsoft partner with CBA on X15 Ventures[7]

    CBA announced X15 Ventures, an Australian technology venture-building entity, and said it would partner with Microsoft, which would contribute platform and engineering capability, and KPMG, which would provide advisory services.

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