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Power is a financial technology company that specializes in providing credit card programs for businesses through its cloud-native issuance platform. This platform is designed specifically for high-growth brands, offering modern co-branded credit card solutions that enhance the connection between retailers and their customers. By integrating embedded banking experiences, Power enables brands to build, launch, and scale customer engagement strategies that resonate with their loyal clientele. Founded by Randy Fernando and Andrew Dust, Power has garnered support from various investment firms, positioning itself as a key player in the evolving landscape of digital finance.

Ivella is a developer of banking and financial applications tailored for couples, focusing on facilitating shared financial management. The company's platform allows users to maintain joint checking accounts while tracking individual contributions to shared expenses. This feature helps couples manage their finances by providing clarity on transactions, enabling them to see who made each transaction, how to split costs, and the amounts each person has contributed. By offering banking and savings products specifically designed for couples, Ivella aims to simplify the process of managing joint finances, preventing issues related to unplanned withdrawals and enhancing transparency in spending.

First Boulevard is a digitally native neobank building generational wealth for Black America. Though unbanked, underbanked and underserved, the Black community’s $1.4-trillion in annual economic impact provides a significant base to build upon. By developing a platform focused on improving financial livelihood through incentive-based financial education, Black-focused spending, and automated wealth building, First Boulevard helps members remove the stress out of managing their money while also developing positive financial behaviors and habits to reach goals faster.

First Boulevard is a digitally native neobank building generational wealth for Black America. Though unbanked, underbanked and underserved, the Black community’s $1.4-trillion in annual economic impact provides a significant base to build upon. By developing a platform focused on improving financial livelihood through incentive-based financial education, Black-focused spending, and automated wealth building, First Boulevard helps members remove the stress out of managing their money while also developing positive financial behaviors and habits to reach goals faster.

Nivelo is the infrastructure bridge to next generation payments, powering fintech platforms through safe and faster payment solutions.

Goji Investments, founded in February 2015 and based in London, is a company that specializes in peer-to-peer investment and wealth management, aiming to empower direct lending. Established by professionals with expertise in wealth management, banking, and technology, Goji seeks to expand online direct lending to new investor markets. The company offers a platform that provides financial advisory services and facilitates lending platforms, allowing clients to access lending investments and connect with a global base of investors, regardless of their scale of ambition. Backed by prominent Fintech venture capital and angel investors, Goji is positioned to innovate within the financial services sector.

Fidor Solutions AG, based in Munich, Germany, specializes in developing software products and providing digital services for banking. Established in 2007 and formerly known as Fidor AG, the company is recognized for its modular banking platform, fidorOS, which supports digital banking initiatives through open banking principles. Fidor collaborates with various industries, including banking, retail, and telecommunications, to create customer-centric digital banks. Its offerings include Bank-as-a-Service, Payment-as-a-Service, and licensing of its fidorOS platform, alongside a marketplace called Fidor FinanceBay for fintech and insurtech solutions. The company has garnered accolades such as Celent’s “Model Bank 2015” for Fidor Bank and “2017 Mobile Bank of the Year” for O2 Banking, reflecting its impact on the fintech landscape. As of December 31, 2020, Fidor Solutions operates as a subsidiary of Sopra Banking Software SA and maintains a global presence with offices in major cities including New York, Dubai, and Singapore.

Atom Bank plc is a digital-only bank based in Durham, United Kingdom, with an additional office in London. Founded in 2013, the bank offers a range of personal and business banking products, including fixed deposits, accounts, mortgages, business loans, and secured loans. The mobile banking application, launched in March 2014, allows users to access services via smartphones and tablets, utilizing features such as face and voice recognition for secure logins. Atom Bank is committed to providing a straightforward and hassle-free banking experience, supported by a 24/7 customer service team to assist users with their needs.

Fidor Solutions AG, based in Munich, Germany, specializes in developing software products and providing digital services for banking. Established in 2007 and formerly known as Fidor AG, the company is recognized for its modular banking platform, fidorOS, which supports digital banking initiatives through open banking principles. Fidor collaborates with various industries, including banking, retail, and telecommunications, to create customer-centric digital banks. Its offerings include Bank-as-a-Service, Payment-as-a-Service, and licensing of its fidorOS platform, alongside a marketplace called Fidor FinanceBay for fintech and insurtech solutions. The company has garnered accolades such as Celent’s “Model Bank 2015” for Fidor Bank and “2017 Mobile Bank of the Year” for O2 Banking, reflecting its impact on the fintech landscape. As of December 31, 2020, Fidor Solutions operates as a subsidiary of Sopra Banking Software SA and maintains a global presence with offices in major cities including New York, Dubai, and Singapore.

Simple is a web and mobile application that unifies various accounts into one accessible bank card. Rather than making money from different fees, Simple plans to split the net interest margin with its partner banks (the difference between the rate they lend at and the rate they pay to depositors), thus eliminating the incentive to push more confusing products at consumers. Simple has more than 100,000 customers, processed $1.7 billion in annual transactions last year, and experienced 330% customer growth. Simple was launched by Alex Payne, Shamir Karkal, and Josh Reich in January 2009 and is based in Portland, Oregon.

Simple is a web and mobile application that unifies various accounts into one accessible bank card. Rather than making money from different fees, Simple plans to split the net interest margin with its partner banks (the difference between the rate they lend at and the rate they pay to depositors), thus eliminating the incentive to push more confusing products at consumers. Simple has more than 100,000 customers, processed $1.7 billion in annual transactions last year, and experienced 330% customer growth. Simple was launched by Alex Payne, Shamir Karkal, and Josh Reich in January 2009 and is based in Portland, Oregon.

Simple is a web and mobile application that unifies various accounts into one accessible bank card. Rather than making money from different fees, Simple plans to split the net interest margin with its partner banks (the difference between the rate they lend at and the rate they pay to depositors), thus eliminating the incentive to push more confusing products at consumers. Simple has more than 100,000 customers, processed $1.7 billion in annual transactions last year, and experienced 330% customer growth. Simple was launched by Alex Payne, Shamir Karkal, and Josh Reich in January 2009 and is based in Portland, Oregon.