A daily award for the best fintech startup we discover. Chosen by Dmitry Prostov and FinBox Solutions. We review what the product does, who it serves, how it makes money, traction signals, and key risks. One winner. Every day.
FinTech of the Day
Your CFO is now a Slack channel. Central is the first autonomous back‑office platform built for startups: payroll, benefits, state registrations, HR, accounting, and taxes are all run by AI agents inside Slack. Instead of forcing founders to click through outdated dashboards, Central’s software handles compliance tasks and
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Banking without borders. Munify (YC S25) is building a neobank for expatriates from Egypt and the broader Middle East. Users can open USD accounts instantly, get a virtual card, and send money home at competitive FX rates. Beyond consumers, Munify provides an API for companies to handle international payroll and
FinTech of the Day
Making old banks dance. TransBnk - Transaction Banking Platform builds API‑led infrastructure that lets banks and corporates create escrow accounts (money is held safely and released only when conditions are met), automate cash flows, and reconcile transactions without manual spreadsheets. It’s integrated with over 40 banks and serves
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Stablecoins to the rescue. Rain is rebuilding the payments rail using stablecoins, not legacy wires. The Visa‑backed platform issues corporate cards and expense tools that let DAOs and multinationals pay vendors and staff instantly in USDC across 150‑plus countries. Revenue comes from interchange and SaaS fees the moat
FinTech of the Day
SMEs can now earn while they spend. That’s why Aspire Yield became our best Fintech of the Day last week and my personal pick for Fintech of the Week. 👇 • Earn 2.04% on SGD and 3.88% on USD, no minimums, no lock-ups, full liquidity. • In beta, 55% of
FinTech of the Day
Founders hated banks. Slow onboarding, clunky UX, zero idea what a startup needs. Immad Akhund, Maximilian Tagher, and Jason Zhang built Mercury: accounts, cards, treasury. All online. All simple. Result? 200,000+ startups. Billions moved every month. $150M+ raised. Trusted by Silicon Valley’s top founders. Clear story: banking built
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You work at Google. Your stock is worth millions… but it’s all in one basket. If Google drops, your fortune drops with it. You can’t sell. You can’t diversify. You’re stuck. Cache, founded by Srikanth Narayan, fixes this. It lets employees turn their company shares into
FinTech of the Day
SQUIRE (not to be confused with Square) built an all-in-one platform that handles booking, scheduling, payments, marketing, and inventory for barbershops. The company got its start after founders Songe LaRon and Dave A. Salvant ran a barbershop themselves and felt the pain of outdated systems. Squire has raised over 167
FinTech of the Day
Parafin offers marketplaces and vertical SaaS companies a ready-to-launch suite of capital and spend management products so their merchants can get financing with a single integration. It handles underwriting, disbursement, servicing, and compliance while platforms earn a share of funding fees and retain sellers longer. Parafin’s clients include Amazon,
FinTech of the Day
Build payments without limits. Highnote is an embedded finance platform that combines card issuing, payment acceptance, and credit into a single API so businesses can embed payments end-to-end. Customers can issue virtual or physical cards, accept card payments, run a credit program, and manage ledgers from one stack instead of
FinTech of the Day
Rent can finally reward you. Bilt built the first loyalty program for renters, so paying rent earns points, status, and even a path to homeownership. It partners with landlords and banks to let members pay rent through its app or the Bilt Card, earning transferable points and unlocking local perks.
FinTech of the Day
Family banking with high interest. Crew offers checking and savings accounts for families that pay around 3.7% APY with no fees or minimum deposits. Parents can add kids as authorized users, issue customized debit cards, and split allowances into savings and spending pockets. Children get their login to see