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Avtal
Avtal is an Austin-based fintech that builds an AI-powered, white-labeled digital engagement platform for third-party debt collection agencies. Combining automated email and SMS outreach with a compliant, self-serve consumer payment portal, Avtal layers onto an agency's existing phone and mail operations to lift liquidation rates by 50%-75%. The company charges only a performance-based percentage of what it collects, and raised $24 million in Seed and Series A funding led by S3 Ventures in March 2026.
Remitter
Remitter is an AI-powered, white-label digital collections and communications platform that helps lenders, healthcare providers, utilities, governments and other creditors recover accounts receivable by replacing phone-heavy collections with personalized, multi-channel digital outreach and self-serve payment portals. Built on technology first proven in Australia, the U.S. arm (Remitter USA) says its clients have recovered over $1 billion using automated, compliance-aware treatment strategies that route the right message through the right channel at the right time.
Wholesail
Wholesail is a San Francisco fintech building the accounts receivable platform for the food and beverage supply chain. It helps food and beverage distributors onboard customers, automate collections, manage credit risk, and accept ACH and card payments so they get paid faster while keeping customer relationships intact. Founded by ex-OpenTable product and engineering leaders, the company targets the largely paper-driven, trillion-dollar US food distribution market.
BlueTape
BlueTape is a payments and financing platform built for the construction industry. It gives material suppliers, manufacturers, dealers and contractors the tools larger firms take for granted - trade credit, net terms up to 120 days, buy-now-pay-later for building materials, automated accounts receivable, factoring, early-payment programs and lines of credit. The goal is simple: help small and midsize construction businesses get paid faster, sell more, and finance the materials they need without the paperwork and cash-flow crunch that has long defined the trade.