Imprint, a New York-area fintech that builds co-branded credit cards and loyalty programs for retailers and other brands, has raised $130 million at a $1.88 billion valuation, chief executive Daragh Murphy told Upstarts Media, according to a report published Wednesday².

That figure is up from a previous valuation of $1.2 billion, Murphy told Upstarts². Techmeme, summarizing the same report, described the round as about $1.9 billion and said it was led by Khosla Ventures¹. The free portion of the Upstarts article does not call Khosla the lead; it says Positive Sum, co-founded by Patrick O'Shaughnessy, is joining existing investors including Ribbit, Thrive, Kleiner Perkins and Khosla Ventures².

Murphy told Upstarts the company now has more than two million cardholders, compared with about 15,000 when he was quoted three years earlier, and expects about $400 million in GAAP revenue this year, up 150 percent, with head-count growth of about 30 percent². Those operating figures are the company's, as told to Upstarts².

Upstarts said Imprint has added Albertsons, Kroger and Shell after an earlier H-E-B program, and displayed a Fanatics co-branded card². Much of the article sits behind a paywall; independent confirmation of the close, lead investor and financials was not in the free text².