The FinTech 50 awards highlight 50 European-based companies to watch over the coming year. The companies are selected by a panel of 15 fintech professionals. This year, 19 of the selected companies are Finovate alums.
Here are the Finovate alums selected, listed in alphabetical order:
AcceptEmail, for its electronic billing and payment system that allows customers to make payments straight from their email.
BehavioSec, for its technology that uses behavioral biometrics to verify users, creating a secure environment without extra friction.
Credit Agricole Apps, for its online app store where financial apps are co-created between clients and developers.
eToro, for its social trading and investment network
ETRONIKA, for its full suite of ebanking channels and BANKTRON management platform.
Fidor Bank, for its innovative online banking community.
Five Degrees, for its integrated banking platform that extends from back-end systems to client-facing technology.
FreeAgent, for its SMB-focused online accounting system.
Help my Cash,
for its recommendation engine that informs consumers of their options when choosing and negotiating financial services.
Holvi, for its smart checking account for group activities.
Ixaris, for its innovative global applications based on open-loop prepaid card schemes.
Klarna, for its e-commerce payment solutions.
mBank, for its
Bank 3.0 approach to online and mobile banking.
Meniga, for its white-labeled PFM and next-generation online banking solutions.
Nutmeg, for its online savings and investing service that helps users manage their money.
The Currency Cloud, for its
Cross Border Payments as a Service product that optimizes exchange rates and payment networks for both parties in a currency exchange.
TransferWise, for its platform that allows expats, foreign exchange students and businesses to move money globally.
Wonga, for its service that provides small, short term cash advances to UK consumers online.
Zopa, for its P2P money lending service that allows borrowers and lenders to deal with each other directly.
Thomson Reuters adds material modification flags to its FATCA Grandfathered Obligations solution.
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