Five Fintechs On Friday May 13, 2022

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Below are five fintechs to know about this fortnight!

Shaype

Shaype™ is the new name for Hay as a Service (HaaS). With Shaype, you can build unique financial experiences faster, smarter and with more confidence.Their Embedded Finance Platform provides access to an ecosystem of powerful and flexible tools to put you in control. Their best-in-class cloud tech delivers fast payment experiences and auxiliary solutions.  They offer a core transactional bank account product, bank transfers, VISA card payments, wallets & tokenisation, dynamic authorisation, data & insights, seamless onboarding, and real-time fraud monitoring. Rapidly design and test products using their secure sandbox accelerator with access to both scheme and non-scheme payment environments.Shaype provides solutions for both established and new-to-market businesses. Helping them remove complexity and risk to confidently meet their customer needs.

HelpPay

HelpPay is a new social fintech that takes the stigma out of asking for help and the effort of providing help. The patent pending technology turns every bill into a shareable link and payment page and, uniquely, guarantees financial help given towards a bill only goes to the provider. The company takes all the pain points and customers' experience in the cycle of asking, giving and getting financial help today. It is also significantly cheaper for providers when managing their accounts receivable and less stressful for customers than traditional methods such as phone calls, sending letters and using debt collection agencies.

1WordFlow

1WordFlow is a regtech with expertise in knowledge management including transforming policies & procedures from PDF and Word documents into web pages that can be accessed on any device, at any time, in any language, with inclusive WCAG 2.0 accessibility features.Its latest innovative solution is RegulationCity.Com - a single digital destination for every Australian financial services regulation. It’s a game-changer for compliance, risk and legal professionals who are regularly called on to grapple with an enormous number of regulations, including over 2,500 updates issued by the likes of APRA, ASIC, RBA, OAIC and other regulatory bodies in 2021 alone.RegulationCity.com is available on subscription and a free trial period is available.

FeeSynergy

FeeSynergy is the leading provider of cloud-based solutions for Australian and New Zealand Accounting and Legal firms - automated debtor management - payment solutions – proposals - engagements – and compliance solutions.Our flagship platform called FeeSynergy Collect is fully integrated with leading practice management systems such as APS, CCH, GreatSoft, Lexis Affinity, MYOB AE/AO/Advance and Xero.This platform is used by hundreds of leading professional service firms including the likes of Accru, Baker Tilly, Bentleys, Count Plus, DFK,  Hall Chadwick, Moore, Nexia, Pitcher Partners, PKF, Walker Wayland and William Buck.

CurrencyCloud

Banks, Fintechs and businesses everywhere can make bigger, better, bolder leaps with Currencycloud. Currencycloud gives businesses the capability to move money across borders, and transact globally in multiple currencies, fast. Experts at what they do, their technology makes it easy for clients to embrace digital wallets, and to embed finance into the core of their business - no matter what industry they’re in. Since 2012, Currencycloud has processed more than $100bn to over 180 countries, working with banks, financial institutions and Fintechs around the world, including Starling Bank, Revolut, Penta and Lunar. Based in London with offices in New York, Amsterdam, Cardiff, and Singapore, Currencycloud works with partners including Visa, Dwolla, GPS and Mambu to deliver simple, clear cross-border infrastructure solutions for clients. They are regulated in the UK, Canada, US and the EU.

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