The DCU FinTech Innovation Center, a program focused exclusively on fostering pre-seed and seed-stage financial technology companies in New England, announced on Thursday the ten new startup ventures in the center’s latest cohort.
Twice a year, the not-for-profit center selects the most promising financial technology startups in the product market fit stage and provides them with a professional network and community, mentorship and one year of free office space at the center. The center is funded by Digital Federal Credit Union.
Among the ten members of the next cohort, two companies are in the space of personal finance and three in blockchain, while the remaining five startups represent different segments of the fintech industry, from payments to residential lending.
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