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Y Combinator Fintech portfolio in New York

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Ranked by current headcount across Y Combinator-backed Fintech companies in New York. Refreshed monthly.

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    Kalshi· New York, New York, United States

    The first US federally regulated exchange where you can trade on the outcome of any event.Kalshi’s historical regulatory approval from the CFTC enables it to offer a new asset class called “event contracts,” which allow traders to take positions on whether a future event will happen or not. Kalshi aims to enable investors to trade on almost anything with economic relevance from Covid numbers to whether a bill will pass in Congress, broadening the historical definition of what a commodity derivative is and paving the way for the futures market to catch up to the novel risks facing the economy today. Kalshi is backed by Sequoia, Henry Kravis, Charles Schwab, and Y Combinator.

    • undisclosed
    • 580 employees
    • Founded 2019
  2. 2
    Taktile· New York, New York, United States

    Taktile enables financial institutions to transform into AI-native organizations that are increasingly powered by autonomous agents. With our Agentic Decision Platform, customers combine AI agents, rules, relevant context, and human oversight to safely automate and optimize their decisions—approving more customers, reimbursing claims instantly, and financing every business worth funding. Founded in 2020, Taktile powers millions of decisions daily for institutions including Mercury, Monzo, Faire, and Pleo. With offices in New York, London, Berlin, São Paulo, and Iași, the company has raised $184M from Goldman Sachs Growth Equity, Index Ventures, Tiger Global, Balderton Capital, and Y Combinator. As AI powers automated decisions, Taktile is how teams ensure every one is the best for business. Learn more at https://taktile.com.

    • Series C
    • 232 employees
    • Founded 2020
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    Tremendous· New York, New York, United States

    Tremendous helps businesses send gift cards and payouts to anyone, anywhere, for free. With 2,500+ reward options across 230+ countries and regions, recipients can choose exactly what they want — with no extra admin work for teams. Over 20,000 organizations trust Tremendous to manage payouts, with over 80M rewards and $2B+ sent to date.

    • Seed
    • 216 employees
    • Founded 2010
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    Parker· New York, New York, United States

    Finally, one place to pay expenses & manage your e‐commerce finances.Parker provides you with a card to cover expenses and helps you track key metrics so that you can grow profits and maximize your brand’s potential.getparker.com

    • Series B
    • 100 employees
    • Founded 2020
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    Hadrius· New York, New York, United States

    Hadrius is the agentic compliance infrastructure for SEC- and FINRA-regulated firms. We help compliance teams scale without adding operational complexity by executing routine compliance work under human governance. Built on one system of records, Hadrius replaces fragmented compliance systems and the operational burden required to manage them, allowing teams to spend less time administering compliance and more time exercising judgment.

    • Series A
    • 86 employees
    • Founded 2023

Y Combinator-backed Fintech companies in New York

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