Yokoy

Yokoy has not publicly disclosed the names of its founders or executive leadership team on the primary pages reviewed. The firm's origins and management structure remain opaque in its own narrative, which focuses instead on the product suite and the Perk brand. Altss has not identified a named principal from the available web or LinkedIn sources.

Yokoy operates a platform-as-a-service model, selling subscriptions to its travel, expense, invoice, and corporate-card management software. The firm is venture-backed and not publicly traded. SoftBank led a funding round that doubled its valuation to $2.7 billion, and the company also announced a $135 million expansion raise alongside the acquisition of a U.S. competitor, as noted in its own press section.

Perk is the consumer-facing brand Yokoy uses across its website, apps, and payment cards. The firm's own domain is Yokoy.ai, but almost all product descriptions, customer testimonials, and the credit-card product are labeled as Perk. This dual-branding suggests Perk is the go-to-market name, while Yokoy serves as the corporate entity.

No. Yokoy is a venture-backed enterprise-software company providing a travel and expense management platform. It is not structured as a family office, asset manager, or investment firm. The confusion may arise from its inclusion in an Altss entity profile request, but all available data confirms Yokoy is a software-as-a-service company.

Yokoy lists Boston and London as head-office locations and states it has offices "all over the world." The firm is actively pushing into the North American market, promoting dedicated expense-management integrations for that region. No other city-specific office locations are disclosed on the site.