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Financial Services AI Companies in United States | B2B AI Business Directory
Discover the best Financial Services AI companies, startups, agencies and consultancies based in United States. Browse profiles, AI tools and reviews.
19 AI companies
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Lemonade
Insurance company powered by AI and behavioral economics to handle claims instantly
HighRadius
AI-powered autonomous finance software for order-to-cash and treasury processes
Jumio
Cloud-based identity verification and authentication platform powered by AI and machine learning
Branch
Digital financial services platform using AI for credit scoring and risk assessment in Africa
Tala
Mobile lending app using AI and alternative data to provide credit to the unbanked globally
Chipper Cash
Cross-border payments platform in Africa using AI for fraud prevention and KYC automation
Instabase
Enterprise platform for building and deploying intelligent document processing applications
Veryfi
Real-time AI document data extraction platform for receipts, invoices, and W-2s
Docsumo
AI-powered document processing software for extracting structured data from unstructured documents
Knock
Home trade-in platform using AI for accurate home valuation and streamlined transactions
Veros
Predictive analytics and AI software for real estate valuation, risk, and portfolio management
HouseCanary
AI and machine learning platform providing real estate valuations and risk analytics
Skyline AI
AI-driven commercial real estate investment management platform (acquired by JLL)
Plaid
Financial technology company building AI-powered data networks connecting apps to bank accounts
Mercury
Banking platform for startups featuring AI-driven financial insights and automated bookkeeping
Brex
Financial services and corporate card company leveraging AI for expense management
Ramp
Corporate card and spend management platform using AI to identify savings and prevent fraud
Zest AI
Machine learning software for credit underwriting and risk assessment
Upstart
AI-driven lending platform partnering with banks to expand access to affordable credit