Zurich, one of the youngest FinTech centres in Europe, is home to 46 percent of all FinTech companies in the country. Therefore, we present some of the successful FinTech start-ups and established FinTechs below.
Altoo as an established FinTech
Altoo is the perfect platform for asset management. Altoo’s solutions encompass more than just data compilation and reporting. It is a digital home for all your assets, carefully designed to facilitate daily use and help you understand and manage the most important and complex parts of your wealth, making purchase and investment decisions easier. Working with different asset classes and multiple banks adds to the complexity of the platform. The Altoo Wealth Management Platform connects your key asset information, documents, and contacts to your assets and keeps track of changes over their lifetime.
NetGuardinans makes use of AI
NetGuardian, supports financial institutions worldwide, including some of the leading banks in Asia, Africa, and Europe, with its AI risk platform for fraud prevention. The company currently partners with over 80 banks and asset managers in 30 countries. According to Euromoney, 40 percent of all state-owned commercial banks in Switzerland and three of the top 10 private banks in Switzerland rely on NetGuardians’ 3D AI solution to prevent fraudulent payments in real time.
For cloud services, discover Pelt8
The platform provides a cloud platform to help companies manage all sustainability reporting requirements in an effective and verifiable way. Pelt8 organised a Swiss Climate Reporting Forum with over 200 participants as part of its go-to-market strategy and published the whitepaper “Climate Reporting Blueprint”, written with more than 15 organisations to provide actionable insights for companies addressing current regulations.
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Foxstone with a focus on crowdfunding
Foxstone is a real estate crowdfunding platform founded in 2016 that offers users a turnkey service for investing in Swiss real estate when they invest as little as CHF 25,000. The platform’s easy access and wide range of categories allow real estate owners and promoters to connect with potential buyers or lenders.
Through Foxstone, investors can either purchase shares in co-owned leased assets and collect rental income, or lend directly to property developers and receive a fixed interest rate.
Since the launch of the platform in 2018, Foxstone has built a community of more than 12,000 investors. Members have received support on the platform to become co-owners of 24 buildings worth CHF 104 mil.
