These fintech startups are revamping how companies manage, borrow and use money, and are challenging old-school finance.
From left: Karim Atiyeh and Eric Glyman, founders of Ramp; Shuo Wang, cofounder and CRO of Deel; Stephany Kirkpatrick, founder and CEO of Orum; and Richie Serna, founder and CEO of Finix. Ramp; Deel; Orum; Finix; Samantha Lee/Insider
Advancements in e-commerce and business management were especially high priorities to these founders.
These fintech startups are changing how consumers interact with everything from banking to stock investing.
From left: Billie Simmons, cofounder and COO of Daylight; Donald Hawkins and Asya Bradley, cofounders of First Boulevard; Rob Curtis, cofounder and CEO of Daylight. Daylight; First Boulevard; Marianne Ayala/Insider
These startups are working to make the average consumer take control of their finances, from managing their investments to keeping track of their daily finances.
These retail startups have the best potential to grow in a new hybrid environment where online and physical shopping are both here to stay.
Eric Bahn of Hustle Fund, Josh Stein of Threshold Ventures, Anu Duggal of Female Founders Fund, and Candice Matthews Brackeen of Lightship Capital. Hustle Fund; Courtesy of Josh Stein; Female Founders Fund; Lightship Capital; Shayanne Gal/Insider
From helping shoppers with grocery delivery to providing climate friendly products, retail innovations are increasing fast.
These startups are overhauling the consumer experience in areas like education and mental health.
Grace Chou, principal of Felicis Ventures; Annelies Gamble, partner of Scribble Ventures; Ilan Abehassera, cofounder of Diaspora Ventures; Scott Belsky, founder of Angel. Courtesy of Grace Chou; Courtesy of Diaspora Ventures; Courtesy of Scribble Ventures; Courtesy of Eric Einwiller; Shayanne Gal/Insider
These startups run the gambit, from online college learning to mental healthcare outreach, all aimed at consumers.
