Tag: Plaid

In an exciting development for early-stage FinTech startups globally, Fintech Sandbox has announced a significant expansion of its data access offerings.

PortX, a leading financial infrastructure and integration technology, has announced a strategic partnership with Plaid, a key player in the digital financial ecosystem.

TD Bank Group, known for its comprehensive range of banking, investment, and wealth management services, and Plaid, a leader in developing technology platforms for connecting digital financial applications, have announced a significant partnership. This collaboration marks a vital step in advancing financial data sharing technologies.

Alkami Technology, a provider of cloud-based digital banking solutions in the U.S., has forged a significant partnership with Plaid, a global data network integral to over 8,000 financial apps and services.

Fiserv, a global juggernaut in payments and financial services technology, has teamed up with Plaid, a pioneering data network steering the digital financial era.

Today, Pinwheel, the leading force in income and employment data tailored for FinTech innovation, joins hands with Plaid, a pioneer in the open finance network, to forge a groundbreaking partnership.

Canadian FinTech firm, Nuvei Corporation (Nasdaq: NVEI) (TSX: NVEI), and Plaid, an influential data network, have announced the extension of their existing partnership, aiming to transform the eCommerce landscape by optimising bank-based payment experiences.

New York-based financial services corporation, American Express, and data network firm, Plaid, have announced a customer-permissioned data sharing agreement set to enhance digital finance options.

Boom, a rent reporting platform, has successfully garnered $4.5m in a seed funding round. Among the investors in this round were William Hockey and Zach Perret, the co-founders of the financial services company, Plaid.

The US is a huge market for FinTech, enough that seeking international expansion is not a necessity for major growth. However, international payment solutions and infrastructure provider Currencycloud argues that US FinTechs should start looking abroad.