Building a fintech product? Start with the problem you need to fix. For teams shipping APIs and SDKs, buyers can evaluate a product inside AI tools before they talk to sales. EkLine works on whether those tools recommend a product and can build with it.

This guide covers 15 companies listed for Money20/20 USA 2026, from product docs to payments and customer support. Each entry explains the product, the business problem it addresses and the teams it suits. The list follows a work sequence, not a best-to-worst ranking.

Company and booth checks: October 3, 2026. EkLine product details updated October 5, 2026.

Pick the meetings that fit your work

Use Open in app to visit a company’s Money20/20 Connect profile. Sign in with the email on your event pass, then choose a representative to request a meeting. The public exhibitor link works as a fallback. How Connect works.

  1. 01 EkLine Who should lookYou lead product, developer experience or growth at a fintech company with a public API What it helps withGet recommended by AI and built with correctly SU5Open in app ↗Exhibitor ↗
  2. 02 PrismData Who should lookYou lend to people or assess consumer credit What it helps withUse bank-account data in credit decisions MC-2Open in app ↗Exhibitor ↗
  3. 03 Rutter Who should lookYou serve businesses using different finance tools What it helps withConnect accounting, commerce and payments 6066Open in app ↗Exhibitor ↗
  4. 04 Spade Who should lookYou run a bank app, card program or payments product What it helps withTurn unclear transactions into useful data 16112Open in app ↗Exhibitor ↗
  5. 05 Taktile Who should lookYou own lending, onboarding or risk decisions What it helps withBuild and test approval rules 17105Open in app ↗Exhibitor ↗
  6. 06 Lerian Who should lookYou build bank, fintech or payment infrastructure What it helps withManage ledgers, reconciliation and workflows SU14Open in app ↗Exhibitor ↗
  7. 07 Increase Who should lookYou build accounts, payouts or card features What it helps withAdd banking and money-movement tools 15108Open in app ↗Exhibitor ↗
  8. 08 OpenFX Who should lookYou make cross-border payouts or serve global firms What it helps withConvert and pay out across currencies 7027Open in app ↗Exhibitor ↗
  9. 09 Rain Who should lookYou build wallets, stablecoin payments or card programs What it helps withLet customers move and spend stablecoins 11117Open in app ↗Exhibitor ↗
  10. 10 Oscilar Who should lookYou own fraud, credit or compliance operations What it helps withConnect risk checks and investigations 15061Open in app ↗Exhibitor ↗
  11. 11 Beltic Who should lookYou accept AI agents on your website or API What it helps withVerify agents and control their actions SU11Open in app ↗Exhibitor ↗
  12. 12 Invela Who should lookYou share financial data with third-party providers What it helps withCheck open-finance participants and risk SU17Open in app ↗Exhibitor ↗
  13. 13 Brico Who should lookYou need fintech licenses across US states What it helps withTrack applications, renewals and license tasks 4049Open in app ↗Exhibitor ↗
  14. 14 Casap Who should lookYou handle disputes for a bank or fintech What it helps withTrack evidence, decisions and chargebacks 18106Open in app ↗Exhibitor ↗
  15. 15 Gradient Labs Who should lookYou run customer support or financial operations What it helps withAutomate support and back-office tasks 6041Open in app ↗Exhibitor ↗

Booth locations were checked on October 3. Confirm them in the app before you go. SU codes are in the Startup Hub; PrismData is listed at MC-2.

How we chose the list

This is a non-ranked watchlist of product companies, including startups and growth-stage firms. Each has a current official event profile and public product information. We chose tools for concrete fintech tasks. Numbers follow a work sequence, not a quality score.

This is not an official Money20/20 award or Startup Hub cohort. We have not tested the products. Inclusion is free; companies may submit information for review.

1. EkLine — get your API recommended by AI and built with correctly

Buyers can ask ChatGPT or Claude which provider to use, then ask a coding agent like Cursor to build the integration. EkLine tests what those AI tools say about your product and whether they can build with it, finds the page behind each wrong answer, and drafts the fix for your team to approve. Customers named on its site include Socure, Prove and Quiltt.

Best fit: Product, developer experience and growth leaders at fintech companies with public APIs or SDKs. Worth a first meeting if AI assistants recommend a competitor when buyers describe your category, or if coding agents struggle to integrate your API.

Works with Claude, Cursor, GitHub, Slack and the docs platforms fintech teams already use, including ReadMe, Mintlify, Redocly and Fern. No migration. The integrations page below has the full list.

At the show: Startup Hub pod SU5. According to EkLine, cofounder and CEO Puneet Arora will pitch in the startup competition on Monday, October 19 at 1:45 PM. EkLine is offering attendees a free test of what AI agents say about their product.

Website Meet in app ↗ Exhibitor · SU5 Integrations

EkLine homepage example comparing AI mentions and recommendations, with suggested content fixes
EkLine's product example. The sample scorecard is a demo, not a measured customer result. Source: EkLine. Open image for full size.

2. PrismData — assess credit using cash-flow data

PrismData turns bank-account transactions into credit scores and insights about income, spending and cash flow. Lenders can bring that context into underwriting through its API, including when a credit file tells only part of the story.

Best fit: Consumer lenders and credit product teams. Check that its data coverage and scores fit the customers you serve and the decisions you need to explain.

Website Meet in app ↗ Exhibitor · MC-2

PrismData website example of CashScore with income stability, bill payments and an illustrative applicant score
PrismData’s published CashScore example. The score is illustrative; this guide has not tested its predictive performance. Source: PrismData. Open image for full size.

3. Rutter — connect to your customers’ finance tools

Rutter gives your product one API to read and write data across accounting, commerce and payment tools. Its dashboard helps teams track connection and data-sync issues.

Best fit: Fintechs serving businesses that use different finance systems. Relevant when your team is building and maintaining each customer connection separately.

Website Meet in app ↗ Exhibitor · 6066

Rutter product visual showing accounting platform connections and payment-method data
Rutter's published product example showing connected platforms and payment data. Source: Rutter. Open image for full size.

4. Spade — make payment records easier to understand

Spade adds merchant names, locations and other context to transaction data. Clearer records can help customers recognize a purchase and give your team better inputs for rewards and risk checks.

Best fit: Bank-app, card-program and payments teams whose customers see unclear merchant names or whose systems need richer transaction data.

Website Meet in app ↗ Exhibitor · 16112

Spade's banking-app example showing recognizable merchant names, logos and purchase categories
Spade's published banking-app example. The transactions are illustrative. Source: Spade. Open image for full size.

5. Taktile — build rules for financial decisions

Taktile combines data, rules, AI agents and human review for decisions such as onboarding and loan approval. It gives teams a way to change decision rules and trace why a customer was approved or rejected.

Best fit: Founders and product leaders building lending, onboarding or risk products that need to adapt decision rules as the business changes.

Website Meet in app ↗ Exhibitor · 17105

Taktile orchestration workflow showing an analysis step, a decision branch and a specialized agent
Taktile’s example of an agent workflow for underwriting. Source: Taktile. Open image for full size.

6. Lerian — build financial infrastructure in modules

Lerian offers a modular financial platform covering a double-entry ledger, reconciliation, lending, reporting and workflows. Teams can start with the modules they need to connect money records, rules and reporting.

Best fit: Banks, fintechs and payment infrastructure teams building the foundations of a financial product. Its docs also cover Brazil’s payment rails; confirm support for your markets.

Website Meet in app ↗ Exhibitor · SU14 Product docs

Lerian documentation screenshot showing Midaz and Reporter modules in its console
Lerian’s official console guide shows how to open the Midaz module. The red highlight is part of the company’s documentation. Source: Lerian. Open image for full size.

7. Increase — build banking and payment features

Increase provides developer-facing tools for accounts, payments and card issuing, including ACH, wires and real-time payments. It is relevant when banking features sit inside your product and you need detailed control over money movement.

Best fit: Product and engineering teams building accounts, payouts or card features into a fintech product.

Website Meet in app ↗ Exhibitor · 15108

Increase diagram showing incoming payments with separate account numbers flowing into one account
Increase’s account-number diagram shows how separate payment flows can reach one account. Source: Increase. Open image for full size.

8. OpenFX — move money across currencies

OpenFX connects foreign exchange with cross-border payment and settlement infrastructure. It serves the work of converting money and paying it out across markets, including outside normal banking hours.

Best fit: Fintechs making cross-border payouts or serving global businesses. Coverage, fees and payout limits need to fit your actual currency flows.

Website Meet in app ↗ Exhibitor · 7027

OpenFX trading interface showing a US dollar and Mexican peso exchange quote
OpenFX’s example currency-conversion screen. Rates and balances are illustrative. Source: OpenFX. Open image for full size.

9. Rain — connect stablecoins with payments and cards

Rain offers stablecoin payment tools, wallets, card programs and ways to move funds between digital and traditional money. The use case is helping customers receive, move or spend a stablecoin balance.

Best fit: Wallet, stablecoin and card-program teams connecting digital balances with everyday payments.

Website Meet in app ↗ Exhibitor · 11117

Rain card-app example showing spending power, money movement buttons and rewards
Rain’s example card app. Balances and rewards are illustrative. Source: Rain. Open image for full size.

10. Oscilar — connect risk checks and investigations

Oscilar brings onboarding, fraud, credit and anti-money-laundering checks into connected risk workflows. Investigation tools help teams keep the evidence behind a flagged case together.

Best fit: Fintechs with fraud, credit or compliance operations where alerts lose context as they move between teams and systems.

Website Meet in app ↗ Exhibitor · 15061

Oscilar onboarding workflow connecting identity, device and behavior checks with decision branches
Oscilar’s example of connected onboarding checks. Source: Oscilar. Open image for full size.

11. Beltic — verify the AI agents using your product

Beltic helps websites and APIs identify AI agents, trace their operator and origin, and set rules for their actions. Traffic logs and risk checks give teams more context about which agent acted inside the product.

Best fit: Founders and product leaders accepting agents that can make bookings, start payments or take other actions through a website or API.

Website Meet in app ↗ Exhibitor · SU11

Beltic homepage example showing agent actions, allowed and step-up checks, and traffic logs
Beltic’s public product example. Counts and percentages are demo values, not measured customer results. Source: Beltic. Open image for full size.

12. Invela — check trust across open-finance partners

Invela provides accreditation and risk monitoring for organizations sharing financial data. The aim is a clearer view of who is in your open-finance network and how partner risk changes.

Best fit: Banks, data intermediaries and providers sharing financial data with third parties. Its warranty capability is marked in development; confirm what is available today.

Website Meet in app ↗ Exhibitor · SU17

13. Brico — manage fintech licenses across states

Brico helps fintech teams manage financial license applications, maintenance and renewals across US states. Its software brings tasks, documents and deadlines into a license workflow.

Best fit: Founders expanding a financial product into new states, and compliance or operations teams coordinating the resulting licensing work.

Website Meet in app ↗ Exhibitor · 4049 Event demo

Brico example dashboard showing a lender license application checklist, statuses, assignees and due dates
Brico’s published license-workflow example. The task dates and records are illustrative. Source: Brico. Open image for full size.

14. Casap — handle disputed payments

Casap helps banks and fintechs manage payment disputes, from customer intake and evidence collection to decisions and chargeback filing. It addresses a workflow that often crosses support and risk teams.

Best fit: Banks and fintechs handling disputes across several tools or handing the same case between teams.

Website Meet in app ↗ Exhibitor · 18106

Casap customer dispute timeline showing review and provisional credit steps
Casap’s example of a customer tracking a dispute. Source: Casap. Open image for full size.

15. Gradient Labs — automate customer support tasks

Gradient Labs provides AI agents for financial-services support, customer follow-up and back-office tasks, with approval and escalation controls. It is aimed at customer questions that require an action as well as an answer.

Best fit: Product and operations leaders whose support teams need to complete financial tasks while keeping human approval and escalation steps clear.

Website Meet in app ↗ Exhibitor · 6041

Gradient Labs procedure editor showing document-verification steps for a loan application
Gradient Labs’ published procedure editor shows the steps for checking loan documents. Records are illustrative. Source: Gradient Labs. Open image for full size.

Before you book a meeting

Pick three companies that match work already on your roadmap. Bring one real example: a doc that fell behind, a failed connection, an unclear payment or a support case. Ask the team to show how its product handles that example. Open its Connect profile from the table or the links above to find a representative. Meeting availability depends on the company and your pass access.

Need a wider list? See the Money20/20 company guide. For dates and planning, use the event hub and event guide.

Editorial note: EkLine is a BizAmps client, and BizAmps’s founder owns TechCurrent. EkLine was selected using the same stated criteria as the other companies.