Method Financial, a US-based FinTech company specialising in consumer-permissioned financial connectivity, has secured $41.5m in a Series B funding round.
The funding round was led by Emergence Capital, with additional participation from Avra, Samsung Next, Andreessen Horowitz, Y Combinator, and Ardent Venture Partners, according to Finextra.
Method provides application programming interfaces (APIs) that offer real-time, frictionless access to consumer liability data.
Its platform integrates with over 15,000 financial institutions, enabling FinTechs to access high-fidelity account data and facilitate payments seamlessly.
By employing identity-based authentication and consumer consent, the firm eliminates the need for traditional usernames and passwords, streamlining repayment processes.
With its technology, Method powers over 60 lenders, including SoFi, Figure, Aven, Happy Money, and Bilt Rewards. Since its inception, the company has facilitated 30m passwordless account connections for 4m consumers and has processed more than $500m in liability repayments.
The company intends to utilise the fresh funding to expand its offerings into new use cases and strengthen its relationships with banking partners. Method has recently added credit card connectivity to its services, further enhancing its platform capabilities.
“Method is revolutionizing financial management by providing real-time, comprehensive views of consumer debts, essential for making informed financial decisions. Their innovative solutions seamlessly integrate with financial platforms, enhancing the user experience and driving engagement,” Emergence Capital partner Carlotta Siniscalco said.
To date, Method has raised a total of $41.5m in funding.
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