Fintech Startups
12,013 companies tagged Fintech, with their investors and founders.
Oddpool provides a search engine and data API for prediction markets, aggregating market data, orderbooks, and trading signals across Kalshi and Polymarket. It serves traders, quant teams, and developers with unified access to 700,000+ markets, historical data, whale tracking, and arbitrage detection.
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Γdeal provides payment acceptance solutions for businesses in Turkey, including smart cash-register (ΓKC) POS, EFT POS, and a mobile app that turns iOS and Android phones into POS devices. It lets merchants accept card, installment, and cash payments through a single contract covering all banks, with next-day settlement and portal-based transaction tracking.
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Odura is a Dutch energy consultancy that provides energy advice, solar PV expertise, and Scope 12 inspections, along with software and product development for flexible energy systems. It serves clients seeking guidance on energy systems and safety/quality compliance.
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Oen (ζζ΄η§ζ) is a Taiwan-based one-stop cloud payment platform that combines third-party payment processing with a CRM system for managing supporters. It serves nonprofits, creators, and event organizers with tools for fundraising pages, member management, product listings, ticketing, and electronic receipts.
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OffGridBox provides integrated systems combining renewable energy generation and water purification for households and institutions such as health clinics and schools, including in humanitarian settings like refugee camps. Operating since 2016 with an initial pilot in Rwanda, it aims to give communities affordable access to clean water and renewable energy in the face of climate change.
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Oister Global builds CAT II Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) that invest in India's private companies, offering institutions, family offices, and UHNIs regulated access to private market and secondaries opportunities. The firm applies a six-step due diligence process to screen investments, with a focus on the Indian private market.
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Ojo Network is a risk management network for decentralized finance (DeFi), using risk engines that monitor protocol health and dynamically adjust collateral values in real time to help prevent liquidation cascades and bad debt. Through Ojo Markets, it offers hedging tools for capital allocators, including a product called Turbine.
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OkCredit is a free digital ledger (bahi khata) app that lets Indian shopkeepers, kirana stores, and wholesalers record customer credit and payments, send automatic payment reminders, and collect via UPI. It targets small merchants across 50+ business categories in India, offering online backup, offline use, and support for 11 Indian languages.
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OKY is a mobile app that lets Latin American immigrants in the United States send digital vouchers for groceries, fast food, fuel, bill payments and mobile top-ups to family members across Latin America, redeemable at nearby stores. It serves immigrant remittance senders sending to countries including Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Mexico, Colombia and others.
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Olaqin provides payment solutions tailored for pharmacies and laboratories, enabling patients to pay by card and automating transaction processing while maintaining compliance with healthcare sector requirements.
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Old Well Labs operates a data platform that provides intelligence on fund managers and allocators, with integrations into AI workflows like Claude for advanced querying and insights.
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Old Second National Bank provides wealth management services including investment management, financial planning, trust and estate administration, and retirement plan consulting for high-net-worth individuals, families, businesses, and institutional clients.
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Olio Fund is an investment fund offering managed by Swiss KMU Partners AG, providing financial products (through SKP Investments SICAV) restricted to professional and qualified investors in the EEA and Switzerland.
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Olive provides technology evaluation services to streamline the process of assessing and comparing solutions.
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Oltre is an Italian impact investment firm that makes venture and growth investments in mission-driven companies. The firm focuses on generating social and environmental impact through its portfolio companies.
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Olyv provides technology-driven financial products including lending and financial management services for underserved Indians, focusing on financial inclusion and accessibility.
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OMERS is a large institutional investor managing $151.6 billion in net assets, providing long-term patient capital to support value creation in private companies and infrastructure. The organization operates across venture capital, real estate, and infrastructure investment programs.
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Omicron Investment Management is a licensed securities firm based in Vienna offering independent investment advice, asset management for individual portfolios and investment funds, and order acceptance/transmission services for investors. The company provides personalized investment strategies, portfolio management, and access to a broad range of international investment products.
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Omni (formerly Steakwallet) is a non-custodial multi-chain crypto wallet that lets users store, swap, and bridge tokens across multiple blockchains, import existing wallets (MetaMask, Keplr, Phantom), earn yields, and buy crypto with a credit card. It targets Web3 users and supports hardware security via Ledger Nano X and biometric authentication.
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Nomina is a unified trading terminal for perpetual future decentralized exchanges (perp DEXs) that lets DeFi users run and automate advanced cross-exchange trading strategies. It synchronizes the opening and closing of positions across multiple exchanges, monitors position health, and tracks profits from a single interface.
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Omni SaΓΊde offers an employer-sponsored medication benefit in Brazil, providing employees a monthly credit via an app to buy prescription medicines at any pharmacy in the country. Purchases require a medical prescription and are paid through the app using PIX, with coverage determined by the plan the employer contracts.
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