Five Fintechs On Thursday April 14, 2022

The new edition of the five fintechs on Thursday is here!

Block your calendar for the upcoming events!

 We're pleased to invite for a webinar on EU fintech market and opportunities, co-hosted by Austrade. The discussion will focus on EU market trends, challenges and opportunities. Register for our event here.

 We're hosting our next roadshow in Sydney to share FinTech Australia’s plans and goals for the year and connect with other fintechs and partners. Join our meetup on 27th April, 5:00 PM AEST. Limited seats for the event, register soon.
 In association with Austrade, we are pleased to invite you for a webinar on UAE fintech market and opportunities. The discussion will focus on Middle East market regulations, trends and opportunities. Visit here for more info and registration. 

Below are five fintechs to know about this fortnight!

 Basiq
Basiq is the leading open finance platform enabling developers to build innovative financial solutions. We provide secure access to customer-consented financial data and powerful APIs that uncover valuable insights. It is our mission to make finance easier, which is enabled by the hundreds of innovative companies – including unicorns and emerging startups – that we work with today. We understand how hard it is for early-stage startups to get up and running, that’s why we have created the Launchpad program. Get started with Basiq Launchpad for free today!

 UpSure
UpSure is an insurance platform for tech and fintech companies regardless of stage to get the right cover in place for the company, and directors. We work with some of Australia’s leading fintech’s to cover risks such as financial lines, cyber risk, management liability and more all through one easy to use platform. In addition to helping sort your insurance, UpSure has a dedicated marketplace where clients can feature and promote offers to other UpSure members helping them reach an audience of over 150 early adopting companies, and access over $10,000 worth of benefits that are in the marketplace today.

 Fundabl

Fundabl is the founder-friendly funding solution with no dilution for fast growing companies with subscription revenue. Fundabl monetises your recurring revenue contracts and will provide up to 12 months of your revenue upfront, instead of waiting to receive it weekly/monthly. They unlock growth capital and extend your runway so that you can focus on growing your business – No dilution. No hidden fees. That’s really it!

No longer must your business offer customers a hefty discount to incentivise them to pay yearly in advance. Contact Fundabl (contact@fundabl.com) to convert your MRR into ARR today!

 WagePay
Wagepay is an industry innovator offering premium wage advance services to employed Australians. Revolutionising the way Australians access their pay since 2020, Wagepay has positioned itself as an alternative to traditional payday loans and other forms of high-interest credit.As part of its recent Gen2 development, Wagepay has released an intuitive rebrand of its next generation mobile app and doubled its maximum wage advance limit. It also added risk-based tiered pricing, proprietary bank transaction scores and credit score tracking to its long list of features to help users better manage their finances. The company has taken solid steps towards reaching its long-term vision of revolutionising wage payment in Australia.

 Yondr Money
Yondr Money is a technology driven fintech company based in Australia that offers an intelligent and streamlined, customer-first alternative to mainstream banks. Yondr was created to address some of the banking industry’s most pressing issues and to tip the balance back towards the customer. Yondr has developed a cutting-edge fintech platform that combines the advantages of both traditional and digital money experiences. After completing extensive closed-group testing, a public beta was successfully launched to market during February 2022.

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