Top Fin Tech Startups in 2024

Cutover is a SaaS platform that safeguards and controls critical enterprise IT change events. Cutover has been developed to replace the excel-ware, emails and telephone calls that are typically used to coordinate the release of critical IT systems projects. Cutover creates an "operational theatre" that supports virtual team planning and rehearsal, implementation event status monitoring and visualisation, and provides the "books and records" of the event as an audit trail.

Boom is on a mission to level the playing field for the 110+ million renters in the US by making housing more flexible, affordable, and rewarding. We’ve started by building an app to help renters build credit with their largest monthly expense: the rent payment. Now serving thousands of renters, Boom is led by second-time founders Rob Whiting (ex-BCG, Rubicon) and Kirill Moizik (Eco, Technion, Grubhub). We're backed by investors such as Starting Line, Clocktower Ventures, Gilgamesh Ventures (Petal co-founders), and angels such as William Hockey and Zach Perret (Co-founders of Plaid) who anchored Boom's pre-seed round (joined by Harry Stebbings and others from places like Cash App, Mint House, Landis, Party Round, and Redfin).

WealthKernel’s vision is to become the de-facto technology platform for financial infrastructure: similar to AWS or Docker but for financial services. What inspired this vision is the quest to reduce the barriers to build digital financial applications. Many of these barriers can be found in a segment of the financial industry crippled by legacy and oligopolies: financial infrastructure. The seamless integration of a regulatory umbrella alongside all the technology components needed to build a Fintech app make today’s value proposition unique.

Moneytor is leveraging technology to make the currently fragmented stressed receivables market more efficient and improve default recovery rates utilizing machine learning and proprietary algorithms.

Hyper-Growth Seed funded, with more than $4m ARR after 9 months since founding.

Arrow Markets implement a low-level protocol for creating and settling options on publicly available asset prices. Cash-settlement operates through a network of decentralized aggregate counterparties (DACs) financed by liquidity providers in exchange for platform income.

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