Matt Oppenheimer

Matt Oppenheimer

Co-Founder and Chairman at Remitly
Seattle, Washington, United States

Matt Oppenheimer is Co-Founder and Chairman at Remitly, a digital financial services company that went public, and serves on the boards of BECU and Washington Roundtable. He has expertise in consumer technology, global growth, and mission-driven businesses.

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Remitly co-founder Matt Oppenheimer inducted into Dartmouth Entrepreneur Hall of Fame after stepping down as CEO

Remitly co-founder and chairman Matt Oppenheimer was inducted into Dartmouth College’s Entrepreneur Hall of Fame after stepping down as CEO seven months earlier, honored for making lasting positive impacts through his ventures. He credited Dartmouth’s social psychology teachings for shaping his people-focused approach to business and thanked admissions officers who gave him a chance despite “OK grades.”

Remitly launches Remitly Global Card — Visa debit account with preferred FX, USD/USDC balances, instant P2P and 0% APR line

Remitly launched the Remitly Global Card, a Visa debit card and linked account that lets cross-border customers get paid, spend, save, and send money across countries with direct deposits, fee-free local spending, and global ATM access. The card, issued via Lead Bank with a Stripe wallet and funds held at Fifth Third Bank, includes preferred FX rates, support for USD or USDC balances, instant P2P transfers between Remitly cards, and a US 0% APR open-end line of credit for eligible users.

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  • Remitly logo
    Remitly Co-Founder and Chairman 2026–present, Executive Officer, Director 2017–present, Co-Founder 2011–present, Chief Executive Officer 2011–2026 · current
  • Washington Roundtable Board Member 2025–present · current
  • BECU logo
    BECU Board Of Directors 2018–present · current

Education

  • Harvard Business School Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) · 2007–2009
  • Dartmouth College BA, Psychology · 2001–2005

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