Founder Shahzad Younas said he turned down three separate offers to sell his matchmaking service to Match Group between 2018-2019.
Founder Shahzad Younas said he turned down three separate offers to sell his matchmaking service to Match Group between 2018 and 2019.6:00 AM on Jan 14, 2022 CST
Muzmatch was started in 2011 by Morgan Stanley investment banking employee Shahzad Younas, according to a post shared recently by Younas on the Muzmatch website.of the company’s founding and trajectory as well as repeated attempts by Match to not only sue the startup for copyright infringement but also purchase the company from Younas.
The two companies are scheduled to meet in U.K. court next week over Match’s claims of trademark infringement, according to U.K.-basedMatch Group also sued Muzmatch in Texas district court last year alleging that the startup “copied the Tinder app’s world-changing, draggable-card-based, mutual opt-in app interface.” Match took issue with Muzmatch’s similar user interface and “swipe-to-match” feature. Younas said he ultimately settled with the company in the U.S.
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