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Ensign Federal Credit Union is a Henderson, NV-based company in the Financial Services sector.
Kabbage Inc., headquartered in Atlanta, has pioneered the first financial services data and technology platform to provide fully automated funding to small businesses in minutes. Kabbage leverages data generated through business activity such as accounting data, online sales, shipping and dozens of other sources to understand performance and deliver fast, flexible funding in real time. In just a few years, Kabbage has become the number one online provider of working capital to small businesses in the United States and UK. Kabbage’s Data Context Engine connects to the data sources that small businesses already use every day -- such as shipping, accounting, social media, ecommerce, payments and others -- and leverages this data to deliver fast, flexible funding to small businesses. Whereas banks can take weeks to make a decision, Kabbage delivers funding within minutes. Kabbage supports brick and mortar stores, service providers and online businesses of all types.
TSYS Acquiring Solutions is a Tempe, AZ-based company in the Financial Services sector.
PMAC headquartered in Chino Hills, California, focus on providing home loans to the people in the communities it serve throughout the United States.
Circle is a consumer finance company focused on transforming the world economy with secure, simple, and less costly technology for storing and using money. We’re as excited about Bitcoin and digital currency as we were when we first discovered the Internet in 1990. And we feel that opportunities for transforming payments and finance are as profound today as the opportunities were in 1993 to transform media, communications and commerce with the Web. We’re entering a more deeply integrated world economy, driven by the Internet, where social identities, media, communications and commerce flow freely across the planet, instantly and with virtually no cost to users. Yet our existing infrastructure for handling money remains decades old, frustrating users and creating an enormous tax on our world economy.