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THE WORLD’S TOP 250 FINTECH COMPANIES: 2024
Ryan Browne | Published Tuesday, July 09, 2024 10:57 PM EDT
Updated

The past year has proven a transformative one for financial technology. Global
venture funding into the fintech sector has declined sharply from the industry’s
heyday in 2020 and 2021, and experts say the market is in a new normal, with
valuations correcting from unsustainable highs.

In this climate, CNBC, together with market research firm Statista, has listed
the top 250 fintech companies globally. The World’s Top Fintech Companies 2024
report includes companies both big and small, across a variety of different
market categories.

Each segment table is unranked, and the companies are listed in alphabetical
order. This year, CNBC also handpicked standout companies from each individual
market segment for their newsworthiness. These CNBC “editor’s picks” are
selected from the overall list, and the companies chosen hold no higher
prominence than others in Statista’s objective, KPI-based analysis.

Despite struggles facing the sector, innovation is continuing to happen — with
artificial intelligence a key theme this year. Fueled by technological
advancements, expanding global markets, and collaborative leadership, companies
are shaping the future of financial services.



Fintechs considered for the report included companies that nominated themselves
via an application form published by CNBC, as well as analysis conducted by
Statista.

This year’s report identified fintech companies spanning eight different
categories. The list is based on analysis and weighting of overarching general
KPIs and segment specific KPIs focused on the individual categories.

To determine the top 250 firms, a team of analysts at Statista carried out
in-depth research into relevant KPIs for more than 2,000 eligible companies
between March and May 2024.

In the consideration for the top list, overarching KPIs had a weight of 40%,
while segment specific KPIs had a weight of 60% to derive a final score for
their position on the list.

>> Download the full methodology document

Alternate
finance
Banking
solutions
Business process solutions
Digital
assets
Financial
planning
Neobanking
Payments
Wealth
technology
METHODOLOGY
Alternate
finance

Alternate finance consists of digital platforms that offer companies and
consumers a way to raise money online, using technologies like the cloud and AI
algorithms.

The category includes crowdfunding platforms, which help businesses raise
capital either by selling equity or offering rewards to supporters. Equity
crowdfunding platforms are particularly popular with small, but fast-growing,
companies.

It also includes non-bank lending institutions providing capital to businesses
and platforms that facilitate personal loans funded by private or institutional
investors via online platforms, as an alternative to traditional lending.

EDITOR’S PICK

OakNorth is a digital bank from the U.K. that provides loans for entrepreneurs
and personal savings accounts. The firm has a business clientele that makes
between £1 million ($1.26 million) to £100 million of revenue. The nine-year-old
startup grew pre-tax profits 23% in its 2023 financial year.

It also began lending in the U.S., where it has lent $200 million to businesses
so far. OakNorth has also been tipped as a potential IPO candidate.

However, OakNorth’s CEO Rishi Khosla told CNBC in June that this is “not a
priority.”

OakNorth
CEO:
Rishi Khosla

Founded:
September 2015

Headquarters:
London, United Kingdom

Valuation:
$2.8 billion



ALTERNATE FINANCE
AWARDED COMPANIES

Banking
solutions

Companies in the digital banking solutions segment include banking-as-a-service
(BaaS) platforms and open banking services. It also includes companies offering
digital solutions for banks, such as core banking and optimization of capital
management.

BaaS refers to the provision of banking software for non-financial firms by
third parties — for instance, a retailer wanting to offer banking and payments
services. Open banking refers to systems that let third-party developers access
financial data from traditional banks.

The BaaS space was rattled this year by a controversial startup called Synapse’s
bankruptcy and its dispute with banking partner, Evolve Bank & Trust, which left
hundreds of thousands of customers of consumer-facing fintechs without access to
their money.

EDITOR’S PICK

Airwallex is a Singapore-based fintech company that aims to undercut Swift, the
interbank messaging network. Airwallex offers virtual business accounts,
cross-border payments, and corporate cards.

This year, the startup struck a multi-year deal with McLaren to become an
official partner of the Formula One racing team that saw it offering treasury
management, payouts, and settlements.

Airwallex, which is backed by China’s Tencent, has been met with intense IPO
speculation. The startup’s CEO, Jack Zhang, said in January that his company
plans to “get IPO ready in the next two years.”

Airwallex
CEO:
Jack Zhang

Founded:
2015

Headquarters:
Singapore
‍
Valuation:
$5.5 billion



BANKING SOLUTIONS
AWARDED COMPANIES

Business process
solutions

Business process solutions are companies that offer finance-related and
technology-based products and services that aim to assist businesses in
enhancing and automating their processes and financial workflows.

This includes platforms that offer corporate cards and expensing tools,
invoicing and accounting services, companies involved with payroll and hiring,
and startups developing tools to help with fraud detection and financial
compliance.

AI has been a hot area for firms in this category. Businesses are trying to
figure out ways of using the technology to help them manage budgets more
effectively. Companies in this segment are investing heavily in emerging
systems, like generative AI, to help firms achieve financial targets.

EDITOR’S PICK

Navan is a global corporate travel and expense management platform for
businesses. It aims to provide a more user-friendly alternative to platforms
such as SAP’s Concur expensing software.

Like other fintechs, Navan has been making moves into artificial intelligence.
The company rolled out Ava, its own AI personal assistant, in May to help with
customer queries and trip bookings.

The company is rumored to be targeting an IPO in April 2025. Ariel Cohen,
Navan’s CEO and co-founder, told CNBC the business was “not far” from being
ready for an IPO, but declined to set a timeframe.

Navan
CEO:
Ariel Cohen

Founded:
March 2015
‍
Headquarters:
Palo Alto, California, United States
‍
Valuation:
$9.2 billion



BUSINESS PROCESS SOLUTIONS
AWARDED COMPANIES

Digital
assets

The digital assets category considered companies that offer platforms and tools
making it easier to access and use digital assets and blockchain-based
applications, including cryptocurrencies and non-fungible tokens (NFTs).

In-demand companies include firms that provide an “on-ramp” for people looking
to buy crypto — a process that can be hard if you don’t know where to start.
Another popular area is infrastructure that provides institutions a safe way of
buying and securing digital assets.

The digital asset space was buoyed in 2024 by strong price movements in
cryptocurrencies. As of June 2024, Bitcoin’s price has doubled in the last 12
months. Earlier this year, it reached a record high above $70,000 after approval
of the first U.S. spot bitcoin ETF.

EDITOR’S PICK

Coinbase is the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the U.S. by trading volumes,
according to CoinGecko data. Founded just three years after bitcoin’s creation,
the company today offers trading in multiple tokens for both retail and
institutional customers.

Operating in more than 100 countries, the company has been on an international
expansion march in the last year or so amid a heated legal battle with the U.S.
Securities and Exchange Commission.

In October, Coinbase selected Ireland as its main “MiCA,” or Markets in
Crypto-Assets, hub in the EU, seeking to get ahead of the implementation of new
crypto regulations in the bloc.

Coinbase
CEO:
Brian Armstrong
‍
Founded:
May 2012
‍
Headquarters:
Decentralized
‍‍
Valuation:
$60.19 billion



DIGITAL ASSETS
AWARDED COMPANIES

For the second year in a row, payments is the largest individual segment, with
24% of fintechs listed falling into that category. Alternate finance and
neobanking were the second and third-largest, accounting for 16% and 14% of the
top fintechs, respectively.

Artificial intelligence is a common focus for many of the names selected this
year. Klarna, for example, embraced AI with a chatbot it says can do the work of
700 full-time customer service jobs, while Mastercard made deep investments into
AI-powered fraud detection tools.



In terms of the countries with the largest amount of top fintech firms overall,
the United States ranks highest as the single-biggest market, with 116 of the
companies located there. The U.S. is followed by the U.K., with 30 companies. In
third place is India, which is home to 11 of the top fintech companies globally.

This year, India overtakes Germany and France in terms of market share for the
world’s top fintechs, reflecting huge growth in digital adoption and the
country’s challenge to China as a global economic powerhouse.

More than 50% of Indians used digital wallets to pay for online and in-store
purchases last year, according to a report from Worldpay, and the country’s
home-grown Unified Payments Interface (UPI) was one of the most popular
transaction apps domestically.

Financial planning

Financial planning companies are firms that offer services which make it easier
for consumers to manage their finances, set budgets and spending plans, compare
products from different providers, or build up a credit history.

The segment includes providers of personal finance management software. These
are companies that help people make sense of their incomings and outgoings by
using data analysis tools and an easy-to-use interface.

It also contains financial comparison platforms, which connect users with a
range of options for bank accounts, credit cards, loans, and other products, as
well as tools that crawl users’ banking data to give them up-to-date credit
scores.

EDITOR’S PICK

ClearScore is a British startup that offers a platform to help people access
their credit score and build up credit history. Its stated aim is to improve
financial wellbeing through better use of financial data.

ClearScore originally agreed to be acquired by credit reference agency Experian
in 2018. But this fell apart after an investigation from competition regulators.

Subsequently, ClearScore raised $200 million from Invus Opportunities, an equity
investment fund, at a $700 million valuation. Since then, ClearScore has
prioritized investments into its product and growth.

ClearScore
CEO:
Justin Basini
‍
Founded:
July 1, 2015
‍
Headquarters:
London, United Kingdom
‍
Valuation:
$700 million



FINANCIAL PLANNING
AWARDED COMPANIES

Neobanking

Neobanking refers to digital-only financial institutions, known as neobanks,
which operate without physical branches. These firms, which provide services via
mobile and desktop, gained steam after the global financial crisis.

Part of the first fintech wave, neobanks gained early hype thanks to a slick
design, low-cost products and a digital-only approach which meant less overheads
compared with brick-and-mortar locations. More than 460 challenger banks have
launched since 2014, according to Statista data shared with CNBC.

In the last year or so, higher interest rates have helped neobanks start to make
money from their users for the first time through increased interest income.
According to Statista, neobanks made $650.28 billion in combined net interest
income worldwide in 2023.

EDITOR’S PICK

Nubank is a Brazilian neobank that offers credit cards and personal loans. David
Velez, the firm’s CEO, founded the company after reportedly facing frustrations
trying to open a bank account in Brazil.

In May, the company announced it had surpassed 100 million customers across
Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia, making it Latin America’s fourth-biggest financial
institution by user numbers. It is the first digital banking platform to reach
this milestone outside of Asia.

The bank, which reported a debut profit of $1 billion in 2023, also deepened a
push into travel this year, with a platform that lets users book flights and
hotels as well as cross-border accounts.

Nubank
CEO:
David Vélez
‍
Founded:
May 6, 2013
‍
Headquarters:
Sao Paulo, Brazil
‍
Valuation:
$56.56 billion



NEOBANKING
AWARDED COMPANIES

Payments

The payments segment refers to companies that are in the business of making it
smoother to facilitate payments, both online and in-store.

The category includes payment services and so-called gateways that act as
intermediaries in electronic transactions, as well as solutions facilitating
online purchases, point-of-sale transactions via mobile devices, and digital
money transfers between individuals or companies.

The digital payments landscape is incredibly competitive and fragmented. This is
evident from Statista’s analysis, which shows 24% of the top fintechs are
payment players. Total transaction value in the payments market is projected to
reach $11.6 trillion in 2024, according to Statista.

EDITOR’S PICK

Alipay is one of the largest mobile payment platforms in the world, counting
over 1.3 billion users worldwide. It is owned by Ant Group, a private Chinese
tech giant valued at $78.4 billion as of last year.

In 2020, Ant was widely expected to go public in a record IPO, but this was
suspended after its founder Jack Ma made comments critical of Chinese
regulators. Ma relinquished control of Ant in January 2023.

Ant has boosted global expansion. Its international Alipay+ arm this year signed
an expanded partnership with the UEFA Euro 2024 soccer championships, looking to
boost its overseas footprint and help more than 400,000 retailers in Europe
reach Chinese tourists.

Alipay
Head:
Cyril Han
‍
Founded:
December 2004
‍
Headquarters:
Shanghai, China
‍
Valuation:
$78.54 billion*
*3rd party valuation of Alipay’s parent company, Ant Group



PAYMENTS
AWARDED COMPANIES

Wealth technology

Wealth technology is composed of companies shaping wealth management with
technologies like AI and machine learning. This includes roboadvisors and
neobrokers that offer trading, investments and portfolio management for retail
clients.

Retail trading boomed in the Covid-19 years of 2020 and 2021. But in 2022 and
2023, a tough macroeconomic climate hit volumes. In 2024, activity is creeping
up again, with over 100 million brokerage accounts now holding roughly $20
trillion of assets.

The return of “Roaring Kitty,” the man who drove GameStop mania in 2021, has
driven wild price movements in so-called “meme stocks” this year. Firms like
Reddit are taking the novel route of giving users the chance to buy into their
IPOs.

EDITOR’S PICK

Robinhood is one of the largest wealth technology platforms in the U.S. It
offers users commission-free trading in a range of assets, including stocks,
bonds, and cryptocurrencies.

In 2024, Robinhood began the year with a return to profitability, reporting net
income of $157 million in the first quarter. That was up from a loss of $511
million in the first quarter of 2023.

Earlier this year, Robinhood launched its platform in the U.K. after two failed
attempts at international expansion. The firm has sought to lure Brits with
24-hour trading and yields of up to 5% on deposits.

Robinhood
CEO:
Vlad Tenev
‍
Founded:
April 18, 2013
‍
Headquarters:
Menlo Park, California, United States
‍
Valuation:
$19.5 billion



WEALTH TECHNOLOGY
AWARDED COMPANIES

Correction: This story has been updated to correct an error where Zopa Bank was
previously listed under alternate finance instead of neobanking. The story was
also updated to correct that Robinhood was founded in 2013, after an earlier
version misstated the year.

Applications form an integral part of the selection process as Statista
evaluates firms to select for the list. Companies this year sent some key data
points, including their 2023 revenues, year-on-year sales growth rate, and total
headcount.

For next year’s list, applications are expected to open again in spring 2025. To
find information on how you can apply, you can click here.


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Nielsen or other third parties, you can do so by selecting the “Limit Ad
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devices) options in your device settings.

Connected Devices: For connected devices, such as smart TVs or streaming
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to opt out, such devices require you to select options like “limit ad tracking”
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