Prodigal is a Mountain View-based AI company building the only intelligence platform purpose-built for consumer finance. Trained on more than a billion real U.S. lending and collections interactions, its AI agents and applications - proAgent, proCollect, proPay, proScore, proNotes, proAssist and the PIE intelligence engine - help banks, lenders, auto-finance firms, collections agencies and healthcare revenue teams collect more payments, cut costs and stay compliant. More than 100 companies run on Prodigal, which has processed over a billion consumer interactions to date.
Jason Mikula is the publisher of Fintech Business Weekly, an independent newsletter that reaches more than 90,000 subscribers with critical, no-favors analysis of banking, fintech, and crypto. After more than a decade scaling consumer lending businesses at Enova, LendUp, and Goldman Sachs, he became one of the most-cited independent voices on Banking-as-a-Service and fintech regulation, writing the award-winning book on BaaS and co-hosting the Fintech Business Podcast. He works from outside Amsterdam, covering the U.S. fintech-banking ecosystem from across an ocean.
Credit Karma is a consumer finance platform that gives more than 130 million members in the U.S., Canada and U.K. free, ongoing access to their credit scores and reports, plus monitoring, recommendations and tools for credit cards, loans, insurance and more. Founded in 2007 by Kenneth Lin, Ryan Graciano and Nichole Mustard, the company built a 'freemium' model funded by lenders rather than consumers and was acquired by Intuit in 2020 in a roughly $7.1 billion deal.
Bright Money is a San Francisco-based fintech building an AI-led financial wellness app that helps Americans pay down credit-card debt, build credit, and grow savings. Its MoneyScience engine analyzes income, spending and APRs to automate payoff strategies and round-ups for users carrying high-interest debt.
Hussein Fazal is the Co-Founder and CEO of Super.com, a financial super app serving everyday Americans with savings, credit building, travel bookings, and cashback rewards. Previously, he co-founded AdParlor, a Facebook ad optimization platform acquired by AdKnowledge in 2011 after scaling to $100M+ in revenue. At Super.com (formerly SnapTravel), he has grown the platform to 30+ million users and $200M+ ARR, raising over $261M in total venture funding, with backing from Steph Curry, Harley Finkelstein, and institutional investors including iNovia Capital and Lion Capital.