Bringing Financial Institutions, FinTechs, and Brands together

Finovation Squad has helped us meet FinTechs we’d like to partner with, develop a program that’s attractive to them, and ensure that we’re doing so in a compliant way. We’d highly recommend Finovation Squad to FI’s and FinTechs alike.
— Bank Executive, Solera National Bank
 
 

FinanCial institutions

Banks and Credit Unions are looking for ways to partner with FinTechs, but how do they get started? What models work, and what models don’t? Who bears the regulatory burdens? What about fraud?

We think more financial institutions should be involved in the FinTech partnership landscape, and we’re building a league of financial institutions that can leverage each other’s strengths to build something incredible.

 
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Fintechs

Most FinTechs need financial institutions to partner with. But which financial institutions have the best track record? What do they specialize in? What does a FinTech have to do in order to be able to partner with a financial institution?

We know that learning the financial services aspect of FinTech can be difficult, and we’re here to help with everything from understanding basic terms you can expect from a partner bank, connecting with the right people to help you move forward, or the best way to process payments.

 
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BRANDS

We believe brands have a tremendous opportunity to offer financial services and technology to help strengthen relationships with their customers. As the advent of the Apple Card, Amazon Pay, and many other financial products offered by large brands have shown, when brands get into financial services, magic can happen.

What financial services vehicle would best suit your customer base? What revenue opportunities exist that may be going untapped? How could entering financial services improve your brand loyalty and help you grow revenue?


Who’s Involved?

CREATOR, JORDAN WRIGHT

Entrepreneur, startup advisor, former executive at a financial institution, blah, blah, blah. He loves FinTech and he’s had some decent success in it. He wants to make the industry better, so he started Finovation Squad.

If you want to learn more about Jordan, feel free to check out his website, or his LinkedIn page. Most of all, he’s looking to connect with people and organizations that also want to make the industry better.

If that’s you, or you are interested in learning more about Finovation Squad, please reach out and let us know how we can work together.