Haze Cards

Myles Dickinson-Brown brought Haze Cards to Dragons' Den in season 20, which aired in 2023.

In the pitch, Haze Cards asked the Dragons for £35,000 for 35% of the business, valuing the business at about £100,000.

On air, Haze Cards agreed a deal of £35,000 for 35%, backed by StevenBartlett. The terms are quoted from the aired episode as public record.

We have not re-verified whether Haze Cards's product is on sale today, so we make no availability claim here yet. The deal above is public record; the aftermath is what we are still checking.

Custom metal payment cards were a modern, of-the-moment pitch for series twenty, and Myles Dickinson-Brown kept the ask compact: £35,000 for 35 percent, a neat £100,000 valuation. Steven Bartlett, the Den's most tech-forward Dragon at the time, took the stake at the exact terms offered. A small cash raise for a third of the business usually means a founder betting that the right investor's profile is worth more than a bigger cheque. The numbers held on both sides, so the record shows a straightforward close. Where the cards sit in the market today is a separate check we would run, and until it is done we make no claim about buying one.