Quiltt Inc, Launches Fintech’s First “Easy Button” – Quiltt Connector » Dallas Innovates
Quiltt Inc, launches Fintech’s first “Easy Button” – Quiltt Connector
The startup said that with a single line of code, builders can provide a front-end experience to easily onboard customers to leading account aggregation, transaction enrichment and other financial APIs, with no integration work required.
Part of the Quiltt team. [Photo: Quiltt]
Quiltt Inc., which emerged from stealth last summer, has publicly launched what it calls fintech’s first “easy button,” the Quiltt Connector.
The Dallas-based startup said that with a single line of code, builders can provide a front-end experience to easily onboard customers to leading account aggregation, transaction enrichment and other financial APIs without integration work.
“As our platform has grown, the most common request we’ve heard has been to solve the front-end of the puzzle, by providing a seamless way to integrate end users across the data providers we support. Today, we are pleased to add this product to our portfolio,” CEO Ruben Izmailyan said in a statement.
Quiltt said innovation in fintech continues at a rapid pace as companies race to make it easier for companies to incorporate valuable financial data into their products.
But taking advantage of most of that innovation requires major investment in engineering teams that can leverage the APIs that power today’s fintech economy, Quiltt said.
Quiltt empowers anyone to quickly connect customer data, assemble relevant APIs, and deploy intelligent workflows to bring innovative financial experiences to market.
The Quilt Connector benefits are:
- Link accounts with one line of code.
- Improved customer conversions and onboarding
- Universal GraphQL API supported by a standardized data model.
- Expanding suite of pre-built financial APIs, no extra work required
- Managed backend and tools built for both engineers and non-technical users.
- A single source of contract for data access.
A low-code fintech platform, Quiltt said it empowers startups and small businesses – regardless of their technical bandwidth – to launch innovative and efficient financial experiences for their customers.
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