Circularity startup CheckSammy has raised $45 million in a strategic investment round to support its waste diversion and sustainability solutions. The Texas-based company offers same-day bulk waste removal and bespoke sustainability services through its two-sided marketplace, connecting independent waste haulers with enterprise customers. The funding will also support the launch of CheckSammy’s sustainability software platform, Veridiant, which provides detailed diversion analytics, carbon offset capabilities, and integrates with customers’ existing ESG technology. The growth equity round was led by I Squared Capital, with participation from Zero Infinity Partners. CheckSammy also secured a growth capital and revolving credit facility from TriplePoint Capital.
CheckSammy Secures $45M Funding to Revolutionize Waste Diversion & Sustainability
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