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Source is a technology company.
Source has raised $190.0M across 4 funding rounds.
Key people at Source.
Source has raised $190.0M in total across 4 funding rounds.
SOURCE Global engineers Hydropanel technology, a self-contained system extracting and purifying potable water directly from the atmosphere. Units harness solar power to convert water vapor into mineralized liquid, safely stored. This innovative, off-grid solution leverages atmospheric moisture as a renewable resource, providing sustainable water production across diverse environments.
Founded in 2015, SOURCE Global was conceived by Cody Friesen, an accomplished materials scientist and entrepreneur. Friesen, with a BSE from Arizona State and Ph.D. from MIT, previously founded Nant Energy. His insight addressed global water insecurity, creating a decentralized, renewable source reducing reliance on strained infrastructure.
SOURCE Global's Hydropanel systems serve residential, community, and commercial clients needing reliable on-site water. The company aims to provide clean, safe drinking water for everyone. Its vision is to achieve global hydration independence, transforming water access and consumption by making abundant, high-quality water accessible outside traditional supply chains.
Key people at Source.
Source has raised $190.0M across 4 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $1.0M Seed in June 2025.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 1, 2025 | $1M Seed | — | Square PEG Capital, Tiger Global Management, David Singleton | Announced |
| Jul 1, 2023 | $9M Series A | M13 | Jenny Fielding, Scott Hartley, Precursor Ventures, Zeal Capital Partners, Oregon Venture Fund, Rise OF The Rest, Rogue Venture Partners | Announced |
| Jul 1, 2022 | $130M Series D | Breakthrough Energy Ventures, Erik Snyder | Rachel Slaybaugh, Fifth Wall, Microsoft, BlackRock, Duke Energy, Harvard Management Company, Lightsmith Group, Material Impact, Monashee Investment Management, WIND Ventures | Announced |
| Jun 1, 2020 | $50M Series C | William Abecassis | Breakthrough Energy Ventures, Rachel Slaybaugh, Fifth Wall, Duke Energy, Material Impact | Announced |
Source has raised $190.0M in total across 4 funding rounds.
Source's investors include Square Peg Capital, Tiger Global Management, David Singleton, M13, Jenny Fielding, Scott Hartley, Precursor Ventures, Zeal Capital Partners, Oregon Venture Fund, Rise of the Rest, Rogue Venture Partners, Breakthrough Energy Ventures.
Source Technologies is a Charlotte, NC-based technology company founded in 1986, specializing in hardware, software, and integration solutions for secure financial transactions.[1][2] It builds self-service kiosks, MICR check printers, and enterprise software like the CoreConnect™ Foundation platform, serving top US banks, Fortune 2000 companies, and small to midsize businesses by enabling secure, evolutionary transactional systems.[1][2] With approximately 35 employees and $9.4 million in revenue, the company focuses on collaborative success through its trifecta of capabilities, recently expanding via the April 2025 acquisition of AMT Datasouth to broaden products and innovation.[2]
Source Technologies was established in 1986 in Charlotte, North Carolina, initially focusing on secure MICR (Magnetic Ink Character Recognition) check printers and evolving into a full provider of transactional self-service solutions.[1][2] Key details on founders are not specified in available sources, but the company's growth trajectory includes developing industry-leading hardware and software, such as the 2019 launch of the CoreConnect™ Foundation software platform for kiosks.[1] A pivotal moment came in April 2025 with the acquisition of AMT Datasouth, enhancing its product range, customer experience, and innovation speed for financial transaction needs.[2]
Source Technologies rides the trend of digitizing financial transactions amid rising demand for secure, self-service kiosks and check printing in a cashless yet check-reliant economy, particularly for banks and enterprises needing hybrid solutions.[1][2] Timing aligns with post-pandemic kiosk adoption for contactless services and regulatory pressures for secure printing, bolstered by its 2025 acquisition to counter fintech disruptions.[2] It influences the ecosystem by enabling smaller businesses to access enterprise-grade tech, supporting thousands of US clients and fostering innovation in legacy financial hardware-software integration.[1][2]
Source Technologies is poised for growth through its AMT Datasouth integration, likely expanding into advanced kiosk AI and cloud-based MICR solutions amid fintech evolution.[2] Trends like regulatory compliance, contactless banking, and supply chain resilience will shape its path, potentially increasing market share among banks. Its influence may evolve from niche provider to broader financial tech integrator, building on 40 years of trust to tackle emerging threats like digital fraud—reinforcing its role in collaborative, secure transaction success.[1][2]
