According to Cornerstone Advisors’ 2020 What’s Going on In Banking Study only 20 percent of community banks deployed APIs before...
Once small startup Pinwheel raised a $50M series B at a $500 million valuation, all in the name of helping partners turn the paycheck-to-paycheck lifestyle into an outdated past.
In this episode, we talk with the co-founder and CEO of Pinwheel, Kurt Lin, about the importance of real-time income and employment data and the different fintech products they have developed through their technology.
DDS 2.0 allows consumers to switch their direct deposits seamlessly from one institution to another without paper forms or talking to HR.
Pinwheel’s new partnership with American Express is the latest development for a fintech that has been quite busy over the past two years. The income and employment API is now American Express' direct deposit switching partner for their new checking account.
Pinwheel is a payroll connectivity API company used by the biggest financial institutions to securely update direct deposits, access income, and employment data. As their founding ethos says, they are trying to make the financial system fairer.
Tuesday, Pinwheel launched Earnings Stream, providing up-to-date historical, projected income data, with built in analytical capabilities.
Pinwheel released a consumer finance survey that showed 75% of respondents wished consumer finance relied on more than just credit scores.
At the recent Fintech Nexus USA conference, Isabelle sat down with Lauren Crossett of Pinwheel to talk about using alternative data.
Pinwheel’s partnership with payroll provider Workday company One Source Virtual (OSV) ushers payroll into the same convenience levels as other areas of finance. It will also help banks achieve primacy with their customers.