We are a fast-moving, friendly fintech powering the best business banking experiences in the market today. We value transparency, collaboration, and being human in everything we do as a company and partner to financial institutions.
Numerated is the fast-growing fintech making business banking easy for financial institutions and their clients. Banks and credit unions use Numerated’s digital lending platform to meet business expectations for digital convenience and to bring efficiency gains to their internal teams. The platform is unique in its use of data to streamline the origination of any business banking product, from application to decision to close. More than 400,000 businesses and 30,000 financial institution associates have used Numerated to process $50 billion in lending.
Financial institutions with a combined $1 trillion in assets use Numerated, including Bremer Bank, Dollar Bank, Eastern Bank, MidFirst Bank, People’s United Bank, Seacoast Bank and more. The company was recently recognized as one of 2020’s Top 250 FinTechs by CB Insights and 2021’s Best Overall Business Lending Company by FinTech Breakthrough.
Numerated and FIS™, the world's largest global provider dedicated to financial technology solutions, have partnered to bring real-time lending to more banks across the U.S. Our partnership offers banks deep data and technical integrations, minimal IT resource requirements, and accelerated speed to market.
Numerated is backed by leading venture capital firms and a Board with long-standing leadership in financial technology.
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