Companies in FinTech SaaS
There are 8,195 companies in FinTech SaaS which include Razorpay, Ripple, Sedgwick, Equifax, Tink. 3,062 companies in FinTech SaaS are funded, with 1,786 having secured Series A funding. Till date, the sector has seen the creation of 44 Unicorns. United States has the most number of companies in FinTech SaaS (3,032), followed by United Kingdom
(981), and then India (817).
2026 has seen the creation of 13 FinTech SaaS companies. On average, the last 10 years have seen 344 new companies launched every year. Most number of FinTech SaaS startups have been founded by alumni from Stanford University, Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Here is a List of top companies in FinTech SaaS

1. Razorpay
Provider of payment and business banking solutions for enterprises. The company offers tools for payment acceptance, automated payroll, and business banking. Solutions include payment gateways, current accounts, and corporate credit cards. It also provides developer resources such as API documentation and integration tools.
Key facts about Razorpay
- Founded Year: 2014
- Location: Bengaluru (India)
- Stage: Series F
- Total Funding till date: $742M
- Investors: Peak XV Partners, Y Combinator and 35 Others
- Latest Funding Round: Series F, Dec 19, 2021, $*****
- Tracxn Score: 86/100 What is this?
- Competitors Rank: 1 of 2,675 Competitors

2. Ripple
Provider of blockchain and digital asset solutions for financial institutions. The company offers payments, custody, and stablecoin solutions. These solutions enable the integration of blockchain and digital assets. The company aims to provide a simple, secure, and compliant way to modernize financial infrastructure.
Key facts about Ripple
- Founded Year: 2012
- Location: San Francisco (United States)
- Stage: Series D
- Total Funding till date: $853M
- Investors: tokentus, Digital Ventures and 100 Others
- Latest Funding Round: Series D, Nov 04, 2025, $*****
- Tracxn Score: 81/100 What is this?
- Competitors Rank: 1 of 369 Competitors
3. Sedgwick
Provider of claims administration, loss adjusting, and benefits management services. The organization offers services including workers’ compensation, liability, and auto claims management. It provides absence management, disability, and unemployment compensation support. Additionally, the organization offers product recall and incident response services across various industries.
Key facts about Sedgwick
- Founded Year: 1969
- Location: Memphis (United States)
- Stage: Acquired
- Total Funding till date: $2.63M
- Investors: Stone Point Capital, Altas and 10 Others
- Latest Funding Round: PE, Sep 12, 2024, $*****
- Tracxn Score: 78/100 What is this?
- Competitors Rank: 1 of 381 Competitors

4. Equifax
Provider of consumer credit reporting, monitoring, and identity theft protection services. Offers individuals access to personal credit reports and credit scores, along with alerts on significant changes to help detect potential fraud. Provides subscription products that bundle credit file monitoring across bureaus, credit report locks, dark web scanning, fraud alerts, and identity restoration assistance. Delivers family-focused plans that extend credit monitoring and identity protection features to multiple household members. Supports a mobile app that lets users view their credit report, track score progress, manage freezes and alerts, and access educational resources on managing credit and fraud risks.
Key facts about Equifax
- Founded Year: 1899
- Location: Atlanta (United States)
- Stage: Public
- Investors: SBI, AQR Capital Management and 44 Others
- Latest Funding Round: Conventional Debt, May 2018, $*****
- Tracxn Score: 77/100 What is this?
- Competitors Rank: 4 of 453 Competitors

5. Tink
Provider of open banking platform offering payment services and data enrichment. The platform offers connectivity to financial institutions through a single API integration. It provides authentication flows, data aggregation, and developer tools. The platform’s systems are compliant with security standards.
