NatWest Selects First Five Startups for Fintech Growth Programme

NatWest launches its inaugural Fintech Growth Programme, selecting five innovative startups to drive the future of banking.

Highlights:

  1. NatWest has chosen five startups for its first Fintech Growth Programme.
  2. The selected startups include TunicPay, Ask Silver, mmob, Aperidata, and Sprive.
  3. The programme aims to leverage NatWest’s resources and expertise to help these startups scale and innovate.

Story: NatWest has announced the selection of five startups for its inaugural Fintech Growth Programme, aimed at fostering innovation and growth in the financial technology sector. The chosen startups—TunicPay, Ask Silver, mmob, Aperidata, and Sprive—will benefit from NatWest’s extensive resources, expertise, and networks to scale their businesses and drive the bank’s innovation pipeline. The programme, launched in December, provides a unique opportunity for pre-Series A startups to collaborate with NatWest’s Innovation team and senior decision-makers, participate in a curated scale-up curriculum, and build meaningful networks.

This initiative underscores NatWest’s commitment to embracing collaboration and partnership to meet customer needs and enhance the security and efficiency of payment experiences. The selected startups offer innovative solutions in areas such as payment intelligence, scam protection, embedded finance, credit scoring, and mortgage reduction, positioning them to make significant contributions to the future of banking.

Laura M
Laura M
Laura is a financial reporter, editor, and researcher with a particular interest in fintech innovation, capital markets, and the evolving global banking landscape.

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