Fiserv
Finxact
“Fiserv’s Finxact is the clear winner in this category for delivering a truly modern, cloud-native core banking platform that enables financial institutions to operate in real time. Its API-first, headless architecture removes the constraints of legacy systems and allows organizations to innovate, scale, and integrate with far greater agility. The platform’s proven ability to handle high transaction volumes while supporting complex, multi-asset financial products demonstrates both technical strength and enterprise readiness. This combination of performance, flexibility, and forward-looking design makes Finxact a standout winner at The FinTech Awards.”
Deel
“Deel is the clear winner in this category for delivering truly exceptional international functionality at both scale and depth. With native infrastructure spanning more than 150 countries and ownership of its global payroll and compliance stack, Deel eliminates the fragmentation that typically limits cross-border financial operations. The platform’s ability to process billions in payroll across 100 currencies while maintaining real-time compliance and operational consistency is a standout achievement. This combination of global reach, technical control, and measurable impact makes Deel a clear leader in international FinTech innovation and a deserving winner at The FinTech Awards.”
Prophix
Prophix One
“Prophix is the clear winner in this category for delivering a comprehensive and forward-looking approach to financial performance management. Prophix One brings together planning, forecasting, reporting, and reconciliation into a single intelligent platform, enabling finance teams to move beyond manual processes and operate with greater speed and confidence. Its use of agentic AI to automate complex financial workflows while maintaining transparency and control represents a significant evolution in accounting technology. This combination of innovation, usability, and measurable business impact makes Prophix a standout winner at The FinTech Awards.”
Deel
“Deel is the clear winner in this category for fundamentally redefining how global payroll and workforce management can operate at scale. Its fully integrated, owned infrastructure across more than 150 countries removes the fragmentation and compliance risk that have long challenged international hiring and payroll. The platform’s combination of real-time payroll capabilities, proactive AI, and demonstrable operational efficiency delivers both immediate and strategic value to organizations. This level of innovation, execution, and global impact makes Deel a standout winner at The FinTech Awards.”
Auditoria.AI
Auditoria SmartFlow Skills Platform
“Auditoria.AI is the clear winner in this category for redefining how accounts payable and receivable operations are executed in modern finance environments. Its SmartFlow platform applies finance-trained AI directly within existing ERP ecosystems, removing manual bottlenecks while preserving control, auditability, and accuracy. The ability to automate complex, high-volume workflows without disrupting core systems represents a meaningful step forward for enterprise finance teams. This balance of innovation, practicality, and measurable operational improvement makes Auditoria.AI a standout winner at The FinTech Awards.”
Optro (formerly AuditBoard)
“Optro is the clear winner in this category for transforming how organizations approach risk, audit, and compliance in an increasingly complex regulatory environment. By unifying these functions into a single, AI-powered platform, it eliminates fragmentation and delivers a level of visibility and control that is both practical and scalable. The measurable impact, including significant efficiency gains and adoption across more than half of the Fortune 500, demonstrates real-world value at enterprise scale. This combination of innovation, execution, and market leadership makes Optro a standout winner at The FinTech Awards.”
Financial Finesse
SmartBenefits™
“Financial Finesse stands out as the winner in this category for delivering a genuinely differentiated approach to personal wealth management through its SmartBenefits platform. By combining governed AI with certified financial coaching, it addresses a critical gap in the market: the ability to deliver accurate, personalized financial guidance at scale without sacrificing trust. The measurable impact is compelling, with dramatically increased engagement and clear improvements in financial outcomes for users. This balance of innovation, responsibility, and real-world effectiveness makes Financial Finesse a clear winner at The FinTech Awards.”
Bottomline
Commercial Digital Banking Platform
“Bottomline is the clear winner in this category due to its exceptional scale, proven security, and tangible impact on financial operations. Processing over $500 billion annually with zero fraud incidents, it demonstrates a level of reliability and trust that is genuinely rare in this space. The platform doesn’t just modernize payments, it fundamentally improves efficiency, visibility, and ROI for both payers and vendors at scale. This combination of maturity, innovation, and measurable real-world results makes Bottomline a standout winner at The FinTech Awards.”
emerchantpay
“emerchantpay is the clear winner in this category for delivering a genuinely unified and scalable payments ecosystem that addresses the real-world complexity faced by modern merchants. By consolidating acquiring, gateway, fraud prevention, and data insights into a single cloud-native platform, it removes the fragmentation that continues to hinder efficiency and growth across the payments landscape. The platform’s measurable impact on transaction performance, combined with consistent year-on-year growth and strong merchant outcomes, demonstrates both technical strength and commercial value. This combination of operational excellence and market relevance makes emerchantpay a standout winner at The FinTech Awards.”
One Inc
“One Inc is the clear winner in this category for delivering a truly comprehensive and industry-specific transformation of insurance payments. By unifying premium collection and claims disbursement into a single, highly scalable platform, it removes long-standing inefficiencies and replaces them with fast, secure, and customer-centric digital experiences. The scale is particularly compelling, with over $120 billion in annual payments processed and a rapidly expanding network that drives real operational impact for insurers. This combination of deep sector focus, measurable performance, and platform maturity makes One Inc a standout winner at The FinTech Awards.”
NeuAnalytics
“NeuAnalytics is the clear winner in this category for its ability to bring transparency, control, and measurable performance improvement to a traditionally opaque and high-risk area of financial services. Its platform delivers genuinely transformative outcomes, including over 20% increases in recoveries alongside a 99% reduction in compliance risk, which is an exceptional combination. The depth of real-time visibility and audit capability across complex third-party ecosystems sets a new benchmark for debt management solutions. This is a sophisticated, high-impact platform that fully deserves recognition from The FinTech Awards.”
Octane
“Octane stands out as the winner in this category for delivering a genuinely end-to-end transformation of financing within eCommerce and retail-adjacent markets. Its platform doesn’t just optimize payments or risk, it fundamentally reshapes the customer journey, reducing financing decisions from days to minutes while expanding access to credit responsibly. The scale of adoption, strong growth in originations, and clear impact on partner revenue demonstrate real commercial value, not just technical innovation. This combination of measurable performance, user experience improvement, and market impact makes Octane a clear winner at The FinTech Awards.”
emerchantpay
“emerchantpay is the clear winner in this category for delivering a highly practical and scalable solution to the complex payment challenges faced by hospitality and catering businesses. Its unified platform simplifies multi-channel payment processing while maintaining strong performance, security, and regulatory alignment across regions. The ability to reduce operational friction while improving transaction success rates and customer experience is particularly impactful in a high-volume, fast-paced sector. This combination of reliability, flexibility, and measurable business value makes emerchantpay a standout winner at The FinTech Awards.”
Fortis
“Fortis is the clear winner in this category for addressing a fundamental inefficiency at the heart of manufacturing and engineering finance: the disconnect between payments and accounting systems. By embedding payment capabilities directly within ERP environments, Fortis transforms accounts receivable from a manual, error-prone process into a real-time, automated financial workflow. The resulting improvements in reconciliation speed, reporting accuracy, and working capital visibility deliver clear and measurable operational value. This deep integration of payments and accounting intelligence makes Fortis a standout winner at The FinTech Awards.”
Financial Finesse
SmartBenefits™
“Financial Finesse is the clear winner in this category for delivering a solution that directly improves financial wellbeing at scale, particularly within education and mission-driven organizations. SmartBenefits combines governed AI with human financial coaching to provide accurate, personalized guidance in a way that is both accessible and trustworthy. The measurable improvements in engagement and financial outcomes demonstrate real impact for individuals who need it most. This focus on empowerment, accessibility, and tangible results makes Financial Finesse a standout winner at The FinTech Awards.”
Paynela
NelaCare
“Paynela is the clear winner in this category for delivering a solution that directly connects financial innovation with real patient outcomes. Its NelaCare platform addresses a critical inefficiency in healthcare by dramatically accelerating claims processing and ensuring that 100% of assistance funds reach patients without dilution through intermediaries. The ability to process up to 1,000 claims in under a minute while improving transparency and access to care represents a genuinely meaningful advancement in both FinTech and healthcare delivery. This combination of technical innovation, measurable impact, and clear societal benefit makes Paynela a standout winner at The FinTech Awards.”
Built
“Built is the clear winner in this category for addressing one of the most complex and underserved areas in financial services: construction and real estate finance. By creating a unified platform that connects lenders, owners, and contractors, Built replaces fragmented, manual processes with a single source of truth that improves both efficiency and risk management. The introduction of AI-driven capabilities that dramatically accelerate draw processing while enhancing risk detection is particularly impressive. This combination of deep vertical focus, technical innovation, and measurable industry impact makes Built a standout winner at The FinTech Awards.”
NeuAnalytics
“NeuAnalytics is the clear winner in this category for bringing a level of visibility, control, and accountability to complex operational ecosystems that is highly relevant to transportation and logistics environments. Its ability to deliver real-time oversight, reduce compliance risk, and drive measurable performance improvements across distributed networks addresses a critical industry challenge. The platform’s impact is both immediate and substantial, enabling organizations to operate more efficiently while maintaining rigorous governance standards. This combination of operational intelligence and demonstrable results makes NeuAnalytics a standout winner at The FinTech Awards.”