Dec 18

Cashierless Checkout Startup Zippin Scores $12 Million From Venture Fund Backed by Kraft Heinz

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Zippin, the San Francisco-based checkout-free technology startup that closely resembles Amazon Go’s cashierless concept, closed a $12 million round in Series A funding led by Evolv Ventures on Dec. 12. Evolv Ventures, a venture fund dedicated to making investments in companies that specialize in emerging tech with the potential to transform the CPG industry, is…

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