Our weekly winner, chosen by the community. The fintech startup with the most votes becomes FinTech of the Week. Selected and published by Dmitry Prostov and FinBox Solutions. One winner. Every week.
FinTech of the Week
Logins without the headache. Drop-in login for your app: Face/Touch ID (passkeys), one-tap email links, codes by SMS/email, and Sign in with Google, as plug-ins you add, not a system you rebuild. Used by 1,000+ organizations with hundreds of millions of identities managed, a sign it works
FinTech of the Week
A cleaner BNPL motion: no new card, no new line, just split your existing credit card limit over up to 24 months. Merchants get paid upfront. Float handles collections. Reported results: 2,000+ stores live, thousands of monthly transactions, average order value R10,000 ($576), and 130% uplift in ticket
FinTech of the Week
Small businesses need faster loans. Orbii connects to a lender's business software (ERP) and store checkout systems (POS). That lets the lender see real sales and approve loans in minutes, then send the money and track it. Funding: 3.6M seed led by Prosus Ventures. Momentum: thousands of
FinTech of the Week
Old banks, new moves. What they do: • Create safe money boxes. The money stays locked and is released only when both sides are happy. • Move company cash automatically. • Match payments without messy spreadsheets. Why it matters: fewer mistakes, faster deals, less stress. Real traction: • Connected to 40+ banks • 220+ business
FinTech of the Week
Excel hell ends here. (Well… 90% of it. 😉) Two former CFOs, Julio Martínez and Jorge Lluch, grew tired of version chaos and built the platform they wished they had. One place for plans, data, and collaboration without late-night copy-paste marathons. Why it matters 1. Used by hundreds of mid-market companies
FinTech of the Week
A repeat mention, but hard to ignore. $95M: Rillet is rewriting accounting. Founded by Nicolas Kopp and Stelios Modes, Rillet is building an AI-native ERP that connects to hundreds of banks, HR tools, and payment systems, automatically classifying and reconciling transactions so finance teams can finally escape spreadsheets. The startup