Category: United States fintech

Avici is a non-custodial crypto neobank offering cards and virtual accounts while users keep custody of funds.

Brex is a U.S. financial technology company offering corporate cards and business banking for startups and enterprises.

Cash App is a U.S. mobile payments and banking-adjacent app from Block, Inc., offering P2P transfers, a debit card, investing and Bitcoin.

Chipper Cash is a pan-African payments and consumer finance app offering cross-border transfers, cards, crypto and investing.

Coinbase is an American cryptocurrency exchange and custody platform with consumer and institutional products.

Juicyway is a multi-currency payments platform that lets individuals and businesses send, receive and hold USD, NGN and other currencies.

Karsa is a Y Combinator-backed stablecoin neobank offering global dollar accounts and cards for emerging-market users.

Payoneer is a cross-border payments company providing receiving accounts and payouts for freelancers and businesses.

PayPal is a global digital payments company offering wallets, checkout, and adjacent banking and crypto products.

Payy is a privacy-focused non-custodial stablecoin wallet and network that sends money via payment links with zero fees.

Public is an American brokerage app for stocks, options, crypto and AI-assisted investing agents.

Ramp is an American corporate card and spend-management platform for businesses.

Remitly is a U.S.-based digital remittance company moving money across international corridors.

Robinhood is an American commission-free brokerage and financial services app that later added banking-like cash products.

Slash is an American business fintech offering banking, cards, treasury and crypto rails through partner banks.

Stripe is an American payments and financial infrastructure company used by internet businesses worldwide.

Torque is a global technology company that develops a non-custodial digital wallet unifying balances, execution and settlement.

Venmo is a U.S. peer-to-peer payments app owned by PayPal, with a debit card and business profiles.

Whop is an American marketplace platform for digital products, communities and creator commerce with payments.

X is the social platform formerly known as Twitter; under Elon Musk it launched X Money, a U.S. payments and banking-adjacent service inside the app.