FinovateStartup 2008 – ipcommerce

FinovateStartup 2008 – ipcommerce

How they describe themselves: Based in Denver, Colo., IP Commerce, Inc. is a platform software company that provides dramatically simplified development and deployment of secure commerce solutions. The company’s IP Commerce Platform allows software companies, service providers and distribution channels to collaborate in a new value-chain, and become more innovative and responsive to customer needs in today’s competitive commerce marketplace. IP Commerce opens worlds of commerce.

What they think makes them better: The IP Commerce Platform is the first of its kind. Our competition is the need to do business as usual. The Platform ultimately offers all partners lowered cost of customer acquisition and the opportunity to capture new and greater market share by opening the commerce infrastructure and breaking free from the industry’s current commoditized market. For service providers, the Platform reduces the cost of transitioning end users from hardware to software. Software companies benefit from faster development of commerce-enabled applications, and a larger channel resulting from being part of the IP Commerce Network. The channel expands through more offerings and solution bundles.

Contacts:

Bus. Dev.: David Eschen, Vice President, Partner Strategy, 720-377-3700×836
Press: Marie Rotter, Mktg. Mngr., [email protected], 720-377-3700×890
Sales: Peter Osberg, Vice President, Participant Sales, 720-377-3700×832

FinovateStartup 2008 – Jwaala

FinovateStartup 2008 – Jwaala

How they describe themselves: Jwaala develops innovative software solutions to help financial institutions stand out in an increasingly competitive marketplace. Founded in 2006, Jwaala’s first product is an industry-changing online banking application called MoneyTracker. As an extension to existing online banking applications, MoneyTracker allows financial institutions to quickly and painlessly offer powerful state-of-the-art web based banking applications. From personal financial management to home deposit, personal asset tracking, and customizable personal financial home pages with widgets, MoneyTracker is the future of online banking. See a demo now at www.jwaala.com.

What they think makes them better: Jwaala’s MoneyTracker is in a league of its own. While much press has been written about new financial management websites like Wesabe, Mint, Buxfer, Geezeo, these websites are straight-to-consumer sites that disintermediate financial institutions. Often recommending alternate sources of financing, these sites are disruptive if not competitive to financial institutions. Jwaala’s MoneyTracker was developed for financial institutions so they can deliver the same services while retaining the “eyeballs” of their online customers. As a framework that overlays existing online banking applications, MoneyTracker allows any financial institution to rapidly deploy powerful new online tools easily and at a much lower cost.

Contacts:

Bus. Dev., Press & Sales: Kelly Dowell, VP Business Development, [email protected], 512-845-3142

FinovateStartup 2008 – Loanio

FinovateStartup 2008 – Loanio

What they think makes them better: Loanio believes we will foster a greater level of security and confidence from lenders, provide access to a significantly underserved borrower market, and consequently increase the average number of loan originations.

Some of the site’s highlights include:

  • A Co-Borrower (co-signer) feature, which will enable all borrowers, regardless of their credit profiles, the ability to participate.
  • An ID and Financial Document Verification service which will provide lenders with enhanced qualitative data on borrowers.
  • A feature that allows borrowers to originate a loan when less than 100% of the requested loan is successfully bid upon.

Contacts:

Bus. Dev. & Press: Michael Solomon, CEO & Founder, [email protected], 845-624-4400×255

Finovate 2007 – identitytheft

Finovate 2007 – identitytheft

How they describe themselves: Identity Theft 911 offers individuals and institutions a comprehensive solution to the problem of identity theft — one that addresses people’s lives, not just their bank accounts. The company provides victims of identity theft what they need most — personal, expert guidance through the entire complex process of crisis resolution.

Independently, and through such strategic partners as Identity Guard, TransUnion, and TrueLink, Identity Theft 911 assists consumers identify vulnerabilities and safeguard their identities with a suite of defense products and services. These include credit monitoring, credit reports, and fraud monitoring.

Privately held Identity Theft 911 is headquartered in Scottsdale, AZ.

Presenter: Adam Levin, Chairman

URL: www.identitytheft911.com

Finovate 2007 – lendingclub

Finovate 2007 – lendingclub

How they describe themselves: Lending Club is an online lending community where people can borrow and lend money, bypass the banks, and get better rates. By working together, members can borrow money more easily and at a better rate than they would get from a bank, or invest in a portfolio of loans at higher rates than those served by savings accounts or CDs. A proprietary technology called LendingMatch helps match lenders with borrowers using connections established through social networks, associations and online communities, and build diversified portfolios based on lender preferences.

Lending Club is headquartered in Sunnyvale, CA and is backed by Norwest Venture Partners and Canaan Partners.

Presenter: John Donovan, COO

URL: www.lendingclub.com

Finovate 2007 – ipay

Finovate 2007 – ipay

How they describe themselves: iPay Technologies was founded in 2001. Since then, iPay has grown to 260 employees and processes more than 1.4 million payments per month on behalf of 460,000 subscribers at 1,400 financial institutions.

The privately held company is headquartered in Elizabethtown, Kentucky.

Presenter: James Hyde, SVP Strategic Alliances

URL: www.iPayTechnologies.com

Finovate 2007 – Jwaala

Finovate 2007 – Jwaala

How they describe themselves: Jwaala was started in 2006 with a simple goal in mind – to use the power of technology innovation to provide great solutions to Credit Unions and their Members. To accomplish this goal, Jwaala has brought together a team of experienced and passionate software innovators, and partnered with forward looking and innovative Credit Unions.

The hard work and focus is already paying off. Jwaala’s initial product MoneyTracker is in production, winning awards, and already making a positive difference in Member’s lives. MoneyTracker promises to revolutionize the way Credit Unions Members interact (and we do mean interact) with their financial data.

The privately-held company is based in Austin, Texas.

Presenter: Andrew Taylor, CTO

URL: www.jwaala.com