Saar Wilf

Saar Wilf is an Israeli innovator, businessman, angel investor and poker player[1] who provided capital for start-up businesses. Wilf is the founder of Fraud Sciences Ltd which was acquired by eBay through PayPal in 2008.[3] Wilf is also the chairman of Wikiwand, a mobile app and web browser extension for Wikipedia.[4] Wilf was the co-founder of Trivnet.com a payments company in 1997 which was sold to Gemalto in 2010.[5] He is the founder of new payments system Quahl which is backed by an American economics Lawrence H. White.[5] Wilf is the founder of Rootclaim, an analysis and problem-solving organisation.[6][7]

Saar Wilf
סופה ווילף
Born1974/1975 (age 46–47)
Tel Aviv, Israel[1][2]
NationalityIsraeli
Occupation
  • Innovator
  • Investor
  • Poker Player

References
  1. "WSOP Player Profile". World Series of Poker (WSOP).
  2. Chung, Frank (October 30, 2018). "What is Initiative Q? Payment network insists it's not a 'pyramid scheme'". News.com.au.
  3. "eBay Acquires Fraud Sciences For $169 Million". TechCrunch. January 28, 2008.
  4. Shu, Catherine (August 8, 2014). "Web App WikiWand Raises $600,000 To Give Wikipedia A New Interface". TechCrunch.
  5. Baumer, Lilach; Hirschauge, Orr (August 20, 2018). "Saar Wilf's Bid to Rid the World of Clunky Online Payments". CTech.
  6. "About Rootclaim". rootclaim.com.
  7. Shtarkman, Rotem (October 15, 2017). "Israeli Startup Develops 'Ultimate Truth Machine' – Claims Assad Wasn't Behind Chemical Attack". Haaretz.


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