Jane Technologies

This year's 4/20 cannabis celebrations demonstrated not only a growth in consumer demand but also the crucial role of technology in understanding this surge. The overall week of 4/20 saw 3x the sales and units sold compared to any typical week. Treez, a point-of-sale provider, reported a...

Cannabis e-commerce provider Jane Technologies, Inc. announced on Tuesday Jane Gold, a consumer rewards program. With this patented technology, cannabis brands that are unable to ship directly to consumers can offer unique cash-back rewards to customers through Jane’s network of dispensary...

With another year behind us with no federal legalization of marijuana and no approval of the SAFE Banking Act, the industry’s biggest problem remains the lack of access to capital. What will happen in 2024? Are we any closer to either of these reforms? At first glance it...

Though another year has slipped away without cannabis legalization or rescheduling on the federal level, the SAFE Banking Act still lingering somewhere in the halls of Congress and with precious few long-anticipated reforms enacted…other milestones took place in 2023. Health and Human...

Canada's cannabis market is buzzing, and it's not just about the product. It’s about finding new and smart ways to sell it. And this is where Block Inc (NASDAQ: SQ)'s Square, a tech company you might know from the payment systems at your local coffee shop, comes in. Square...

Technology company Square, owned by Block Inc (NYSE: SQ), has teamed up with Jane Technologies, an online ordering platform service for cannabis dispensaries, to serve cannabis sellers in Canada. Why It Matters Jane allows cannabis dispensaries processing with Square to supplement their brick-...

Socrates Rosenfeld, CEO of Jane Technologies, recently shared some intriguing insights on consumer behavior within the cannabis industry on Benzinga's Cannabis Insider. Rosenfeld highlighted the natural propensity of customers to gravitate toward local dispensaries, drawing parallels between...

Jane Technologies launched its new cannabis point-of-sale platform, offering online listings and in-store curated shopping recommendations, reported TechCrunch. The platform includes a debit card payment system, custom hardware and integration with the company’s existing e-commerce and...

This year's 4/20 holiday was the busiest in history for U.S. dispensaries, with sales roughly twice as high as a typical Thursday, cannabis experts say. This year, consumers were eager to celebrate and retailers were able to implement more efficient sales strategies while avoiding over-...

Cannabis payments platform AeroPay confirmed Thursday it will team up with online cannabis marketplace Jane Technologies, Inc. The goal of this partnership is to enable online payments via AeroPay for the 2,100-plus dispensaries and 300-plus brands leveraging Jane'...

Jane Technologies, Inc., a cannabis industry's e-commerce provider that created the first and largest online cannabis marketplace, announced this week the closing of a $100 million Series C round of funding. The round was led by Honor Ventures with participation from Third Point Ventures,...

Cannabis retail tech company Jane Technologies announced its expansion into the Canadian market this week through a partnership with High Tide Inc (NASDAQ: HITI). High Tide, which has one of the largest retail footprints in Canada, will bring Jane’s full suite of e-commerce solutions,...

Reacting to the rise in cannabis e-commerce sales, Jane Technologies, Inc., the parent company of the cannabis marketplace I Heart Jane, announced Wednesday the launch of two new e-commerce modules. Buying From Dispensaries Within A Brand’s Site The first module, called "The Brand Portal...

At the end of the first quarter of 2018, we spoke with GreenWave Advisors’ Matt Karnes, who said California cannabis sales could hit $2.5 billion in 2018, mostly in line with estimates out of BDS Analytics and Arcview Market Research. Now that a year has passed since recreational...

Socrates Rosenfeld was always an athlete. When he had to choose a college as an undergrad, he went for the United States Military Academy Preparatory School, better known as West Point Prep. He graduated in 2004 and went straight into the army to serve as an officer. For seven years, Rosenfeld flew...