Fintech Companies in New York City

Overview

New York City is the second-largest fintech hub in the world, anchored by a dense concentration of payments companies, lending platforms, wealthtech startups, and financial infrastructure providers. This audience covers 415+ fintech companies across the NYC metro — from early-stage startups in Brooklyn to growth-stage scaleups in Midtown. Records include funding data, employee growth signals, and verified executive contacts.

What's Included

• Company Identity: Name, website, LinkedIn, and primary office location within NYC metro
• Fintech Category: Payments, lending, wealthtech, insurtech, infrastructure/API, or regtech classification
• Funding Profile: Last round type, round size, total raised, and lead investors
• Employee Signals: Current headcount and 6-month growth rate
• Regulatory Context: Known licenses, charters, and regulatory registrations where available
• Executive Contacts: C-suite and VP-level contacts with verified email and direct phone

Use Cases

NYC Fintech Ecosystem Sales

New York's fintech cluster operates differently from Silicon Valley — it's closer to institutional finance, capital markets, and insurance. Target payments infrastructure vendors, B2B lending platforms, and wealthtech startups that need data, compliance tools, or financial APIs. Filter by funding stage to prioritize companies with capital to spend.

Financial Infrastructure and API Sales

Fintech companies in NYC are heavy buyers of developer infrastructure — payments APIs, identity verification, KYC/AML tooling, and banking-as-a-service platforms. Use this audience to reach CTO and VP Engineering contacts at companies actively building on financial infrastructure.

Fintech Investor Deal Sourcing

VC and PE firms covering NYC fintech can use this audience to map the ecosystem, identify early-stage companies before they appear in Crunchbase, and track headcount growth as a leading indicator of funding rounds. Filter by employee growth rate to surface the fastest-moving targets.

Regulatory and Compliance Services

NYC fintechs operate under complex regulatory frameworks — MSB licenses, broker-dealer registrations, state banking charters, and CFPB oversight. Legal, consulting, and compliance technology firms can target companies by regulatory status to identify those most likely to need compliance support.