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Weel
Weel (formerly DiviPay) is a Sydney-based fintech that gives Australian and New Zealand finance teams an all-in-one corporate card and spend management platform. It combines virtual and physical Visa cards, budget controls, approval workflows, accounts payable automation and AI-powered receipt and invoice capture so businesses can track every expense - from a coffee to a large invoice - in real time and sync it straight to their accounting system.
Method
Method is a financial connectivity platform that lets developers link, read, and repay a consumer's credit and liability accounts - credit cards, student loans, auto loans, mortgages and more - through a single API. Using only a phone number, Method connects to 20,000+ financial institutions, surfaces real-time balances, payoff quotes and due dates, and moves money directly to creditors. It powers embedded lending, refinancing, balance transfers and debt payoff for fintechs and lenders including SoFi, Aven, Bilt, Happy Money and Figure.
Castle
Castle is a New York-based fintech building payments infrastructure for the roughly $3 trillion Americans spend on their homes each year. Its consumer app turns the chaotic paperwork of homeownership - utility bills, property and school taxes, insurance, renovations and maintenance - into a single digital filing cabinet with automated bill pay, transaction monitoring that surfaces tax credits, rebates and overcharges, and fraud protection. Founded by Madeline Hung after a gut-renovation of a historic Hudson Valley photo studio revealed how little data homeowners have on their biggest asset, Castle says its average customer saves over $10,000.
StellarFi
StellarFi is an Austin-based fintech and public benefit corporation that helps people build credit without taking on debt. Members link recurring bills - rent, utilities, streaming, phone - and StellarFi pays them, then reports the on-time payments to the major U.S. credit bureaus each month. Founded in 2021 by serial entrepreneur and former U.S. Marine Lamine Zarrad, the company targets the roughly 150 million Americans with thin files or credit scores below 680, turning ordinary monthly bills into a path to a better score. The product has since expanded into a tiered, behavior-based credit card.
MarginEdge
MarginEdge is a restaurant management software company that turns the back office paperwork of running a restaurant - invoices, food costs, inventory, vendor payments - into real-time, actionable data. Founded in 2015 by restaurant veterans and technologists, the platform digitizes invoices, tracks theoretical vs. actual food costs, delivers daily profit-and-loss reports, and lets operators pay vendor bills with no added fees. Headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, it now serves more than 10,000 restaurants across the U.S. and Canada.
Ramp
Ramp is a finance operations platform that combines corporate cards, expense management, bill pay, procurement, travel, treasury and accounting automation into one system. Built to save businesses time and money, it uses AI to cut manual finance work, enforce spend controls, and surface savings. Founded in 2019 by Harvard friends Eric Glyman, Karim Atiyeh and Gene Lee, Ramp serves 70,000+ organizations and reached a $44B valuation in June 2026.
Rho
Rho is a New York-based financial technology company that bundles business banking, corporate cards, treasury, accounts payable automation, and expense management into a single fee-free platform. Built for startups, mid-market companies, and accounting firms, Rho positions itself as a 'financial operating system' that replaces the patchwork of legacy banks and disconnected finance tools that growing companies usually stitch together.
Digits
Digits is an AI-native accounting platform building the world's first Agentic General Ledger - software that autonomously categorizes transactions, reconciles accounts, sends invoices, pays bills, and produces real-time financials for small and mid-sized businesses. Founded in 2018 by Crashlytics alumni Jeff Seibert and Wayne Chang, it claims to automate up to 95% of bookkeeping work.