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	General Atlantic Partners operates an investment vehicle called Avisent, L.L.P which has invested in Inzap. General Atlantic Partners is a leading East Coast venture capital firm with strong ties to the financial services community. It was founded in 1980 and has approximately $4 billion of capital available for investment. Avisent was formed by General Atlantic Partners to accommodate small investments that could benefit from cooperation with McKinsey & Co. McKinsey & Co. is the leading worldwide general management consulting firm, serving two thirds of the Fortune 1000, including many of the largest financial institutions in the United States. Greg Hughes of McKinsey & Co. is a Board Observer of Inzap. For more information, visit www.gapartners.com.

	Ascend Venture Group is a new venture capital firm based in New York and formed by partners with strong backgrounds in financial services. Ascend's limited partners include some of the nation's largest financial institutions, and their general partners come from some of the leading firms in the financial services industry, including Goldman, Sachs & Co. and Salomon Smith Barney. Darryl Wash, Managing Partner of Ascend, serves on the Board of Directors of Inzap. For more information, visit www.ascendventures.com.

	Altos Ventures is an early stage venture capital firm based in Silicon Valley. Altos has developed a remarkable record building early stage companies from the proverbial "garage" into strong and successful businesses. The firm has completed over $800 million in financings with over 100 co-investors as they have built a healthy portfolio of well-respected firms in Silicon Valley. Ho Nam, General Partner of Altos Ventures, serves on the Board of Directors of Inzap. For more information, visit www.altosvc.com.

Private investors

Gary Craft
Gary Craft served as an E-Finance analyst at DB Alex Brown and Robertson Stephens, and specialized particularly in Electronic Finance technologies and innovations. During that time, he helped E Finance companies raise over $1 billion in equity capital. Currently, Craft is the founder and CEO of Financial DNA,LLC and financialdna.com, a research and advisory firm specializing in the E Finance industry.

Michael J. Levinthal
Michael Levinthal is a General Partner of Mayfield Capital, a leading Silicon Valley venture capital firm that has taken over 100 companies public. He currently serves on the Board of Directors at Concur Technologies (CNQR), Inforay, Instill, Luminate Software, Military Advantage, The Motley Fool, and webMethods (WEBM).

John Monson
John Monson built the Quicken brand as Intuit's first Vice President of Marketing and later formed and led Intuit's nascent Small Business Division, which built QuickBooks into the leading accounting software for small businesses in the U.S., with over 3 million users.

Ranson Webster
Ranson Webster founded and built the largest private payroll services provider to small businesses in the U.S., CRI. The company marketed its services through leading US banks and provided those financial institutions a turnkey payroll services solution to offer their small business customers. The company was subsequently sold to Intuit.