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Thunes is a B2B company that powers payments for the world`s fastest-growing businesses - from Gig Economy giants such as Uber and Deliveroo and Southeast Asia`s superapp Grab, to global Fintech leaders such as PayPal and Remitly.
Cambridge Lending is a Lansing, MI-based company in the Financial Services sector.
PayNearMe is the industry`s only platform that facilitates cash, debit, credit, ACH and mobile-first payments, including Apple Pay and Google Pay, for thousands of businesses and government agencies nationwide. With its great mobile experience, PayNearMe`s technology provides a simple way for businesses to collect payments through an intuitive, consistent experience for their customers. In addition, payment reminders and mobile wallet integration drive more on-time payments.
Grahall Partners is a New York, NY-based company in the Financial Services sector.
Cosaic provides state-of-the art software for firms that want to promote ingenuity, evolve intelligently, and improve end-user efficiency. Products include ChartIQ, the world-renowned financial charting software, and Finsemble, the smart desktop platform. As a workflow solutions provider, Cosaic is revolutionizing the way people work with over 300 global customers. Its interactive charts can be found on millions of screens around the world, with clients such as Yahoo! Finance, E*TRADE, Charles River, and Fidessa. Founded in 2012 as ChartIQ, Cosaic is a fast-growing firm based in Charlottesville, VA with offices in New York, London, and Hong Kong. For more information, please visit https://cosaic.io. Products: ChartIQ is an HTML5 Javascript Charting Library used by developers to create the world`s most powerful HTML5 charts. Customizable, time-series charts can be easily integrated into any trading or technical analysis platform, application, or web page. Finsemble is a desktop integration platform that connects all applications together—modern or legacy, in-house or third-party. A pre-built infrastructure of customizable desktop services allows engineers to start building a cohesive “smart desktop” immediately.