Bolt | Company News

Ryan Breslow

CEO

Bolt + Love.com deliver frictionless one-click checkout on curated, purposeful products—earn rewards, support charities, and redefine modern commerce.

Bolt Team

Bolt’s new High-Risk Payment Program delivers stability, transparent pricing, and seamless access to its full commerce ecosystem—empowering underserved industries to grow with confidence.

Ryan Breslow

CEO

For all new businesses that sign with Bolt, we will charge a game-changing price 2.1% + $0.30 for payment processing. No fees kept on refunds. Industry-low rates on chargebacks. This pricing—previously available to only the largest companies in the world—is now for everybody.

Bolt Team

Bolt today confirmed that active legal cases brought by BlackRock, Hedosophia, Untitled, and separately, Activant, have been voluntarily dismissed by the parties and confirmed by the Court.

Justin Grooms

President

The 2025 retail landscape will see major retailers building digital VIP experiences, integrating banking services, using AI for inventory optimization, and creating unified commerce platforms that merge shopping, payments, and financial services into seamless experiences.

Bolt Team

This holiday season, a quiet revolution is unfolding in retail. Mobile commerce is helping retailers tackle the $100 billion burden of credit card processing fees that drive up consumer prices. By adopting direct payments and Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) services, retailers are cutting costs, boosting margins, and empowering shoppers. The shift reduces reliance on credit cards, reshaping spending habits and reclaiming billions for the real economy.

Bolt Team

The retail landscape is undergoing a seismic shift, driven by evolving consumer expectations and the relentless march of technology. As ecommerce continues to dominate, retailers are under immense pressure to deliver seamless, frictionless shopping experiences. Bolt, the leading checkout technology platform, is addressing this challenge head-on by launching its enterprise product on Salesforce AppExchange.

Justin Grooms

President

For over a century, department stores defined consumer culture. These grand emporiums were more than just places to buy goods—they were social hubs, windows into aspirational lifestyles, and symbols of urban progress. But the world has changed.

Kartik Ramachandran

VP of Product at Bolt

As we edge closer to the holiday season, retailers and consumers alike are gearing up for what promises to be another transformative year in ecommerce. But what exactly should we expect? At Bolt, we've been diving deep into our data, comparing the first half of 2023 to the same period in 2024 to draw conclusions about what is to come during the most critical shopping months of the year.

Bolt Team

LuisaViaRoma will leverage Bolt’s shopper network to recognize U.S. shoppers and enable a seamless one-click checkout.

Justin Grooms

President

As we approach another Amazon Prime Day, it's easy to get caught up in the frenzy of deals and discounts. But for those of us in ecommerce, Prime Day represents something far more significant than a 48-hour shopping spree. It's a masterclass in data collection, customer engagement, and strategic planning that extends far beyond the sale itself.

Justin Grooms

President

In the rapidly evolving world of ecommerce, one principle has remained at the heart of everything we do at Bolt: our merchants' success is our success. As I reflect on my years at Bolt, I'm struck by how deeply this ethos has shaped our growth, our innovation, and the transformative results we're delivering for our retail partners.

Justin Grooms

President

The world of ecommerce is moving faster than ever, and retailers are facing immense pressure to deliver the seamless experiences that today's consumers demand. At Bolt, we understand this challenge because we live and breathe it every day. That's why I'm thrilled to announce the launch of our latest initiative—one that puts our merchant partners in the pilot's seat of the ecommerce rocketship.

Kal Raman

President

Acquiring new customers remains one of the biggest costs in retail. Brands invest billions driving shoppers to their sites via advertising, influencers, affiliates, and other paid media. Yet the hard truth is that much of this traffic—over 95 percent in some channels—fails to convert once arriving on site.