11 Early-Stage Fintech Companies To Watch At MoneyConf 2016

MoneyConf kicked off today in Madrid, with a lineup of speakers ranging from large corporates to up-and-coming startups.

We created a public list in the CB Insights database where you will find funding and performance metrics for each company.

To check out the list, sign up for a free trial here and look for the company list called “MoneyConf 2016” in the company search feature. Your search results will show you the investors, funding and trends to help you determine which firms you want to meet during the conference.

We also used CB Insights’ data to identify a few early-stage exhibitors from the list that are tackling interesting problems. Below, we highlight these 11 seed or Series A companies working across insurance, payments, mobile banking and more. None of them have raised a Series B.

1. Revolut

Revolut, based in London, is a payments company that aims to help people  spend money abroad while avoiding  foreign exchange fees. Travelers can exchange currencies, send money, and spend with a multi-currency pre-paid credit card linked to a mobile app.

Select investors: Index Ventures, Balderton Captial

2. Cloud Lending Solutions

Cloud Lending Solutions, formerly MFiFlex, is a global cloud infrastructure company in the lending space. The California-based company’s SaaS applications aim to serve established lenders, banks as well as fintech companies.

Select investors: Cota Capital, Epic Ventures

3. BehavioSec

Based in Stockholm, Sweden, BehavioSec creates digital fingerprints for the security of IT organizations and e-commerce. The company developed one award-winning prototype in partnership with Nationwide and Unisys in May 2016.

Select investors: Conor Venture Partners, Partnerinvest Norr

4. AutoGravity

A presenter at the CB Insights Future of Fintech conference this month, AutoGravity is a fast-growing car financing startup. Their platform connects car shoppers with lenders and dealers.

Undisclosed investors

5. Indexa Capital

Indexa Capital is an automated, index fund-based investment platform with more than 5 million euros under management.

Select investors: FIDES Capital, various angel investors

6. SplitIt

SplitIt, formerly PayItSimple, offers a service for consumers to pay for their large-ticket purchases over time and divide the total cost across multiple interest-free payments. The New York-based company has integrated with e-commerce and retail merchants as well as the healthcare payments platform DOCPAY.

Select investors: Simpel Management

7. Trunomi

Trunomi helps financial institutions manage their customer data. The Campbell, California-based company offers solutions including digital customer interfaces and a third-party API platform.

Select investors: Fenway Summer, SenaHill Partners

8. Geoblink

Geoblink, based in Madrid, is a retail analytics software platform that uses location-based business intelligence data to inform decisions.

Select investors: Nauta Capital, angel investors

9. Ringpay

London-based Ringpay created Charing App, a mobile application supporting fundraising efforts at nonprofits and NGOs.

Undisclosed investors

10. TopCheck

TopCheck is a comparison-shopping service based in Lagos, Nigeria, focused on financial products such as car insurance and health insurance.

Select investors: Mountain Partners, angel investors

11. Neema

Israel-based Neema provides banking services for overseas workers via an app. The app operates on the bitcoin protocol, but users receive a regular dollar amount when making cash deposits or sending money.

Investor: Kima Ventures

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