Fragment

Fintech has a ledger problem. We raised $9 million from Stripe , BoxGroup, Avid Ventures and angels like Zachary Perret , Cristina Cordova ,Gokul Rajaram, Jack Altman, Emilie Choi and The Fintech Fund 🚀 to solve it. In the rush to make every company a fintech company, the ledger was forgotten. And without a real-time ledger, the financial balances that were once always right are now often wrong.  Fintech balances go wrong when they get out of sync with the bank and balance sheets they’re built on. It’s a common pattern and it’s what got Evolve/ Synapse into trouble. A real-time, double-entry ledger links them together and keeps them in lockstep. Instead of relying on finance teams to account for payments manually, Fragment accounts for them as they’re made. Fintech balances need a purpose-built fintech database; a database for money. Fragment is meant for fintech engineers, builders of the countless marketplace, vertical SaaS and finance apps that involve keeping customer balances in order. Tracking a real-time view into what customers owe and own is a pain, and we want you to know: you don’t have to worry about this part anymore. In less than a week, you can set up all the infrastructure you need to handle balances in a financially correct way. You don’t have to recreate double-entry accounting, build your own database to enforce it, or stress about all the edge cases that could break it. Fragment lets engineers access the power and precision of double-entry without having to learn a whole new vocabulary. And businesses like Pleo, NALA and TruckSmarter are using it to track billions of dollars in balances annually and they’re constantly finding clever new applications for it. And because Fragment speaks the same double-entry accounting language as your bank, card and accounting systems, you never have trouble reconciling with them. When your financial systems always reconcile, you can build faster, avoid time-consuming repair work, and continuously close by accounting for every payment as it’s made. Stripe gave two people in a garage the same payments infrastructure as Amazon and increased the GDP of the internet to >$20 trillion. Lets see what’s possible when we give two people in a garage the same financial infrastructure as Square, Stripe and Uber. Check us out here:

Fintech has a ledger problem. We raised $9 million from Stripe , BoxGroup, Avid Ventures and angels like Zachary Perret , Cristina Cordova ,Gokul Rajaram, Jack Altman, Emilie Choi and The Fintech Fund 🚀 to solve it. In the rush to make every company a fintech company, the ledger was forgotten. And without a real-time ledger, the financial balances that were once always right are now often wrong.  Fintech balances go wrong when they get out of sync with the bank and balance sheets they’re built on. It’s a common pattern and it’s what got Evolve/ Synapse into trouble. A real-time, double-entry ledger links them together and keeps them in lockstep. Instead of relying on finance teams to account for payments manually, Fragment accounts for them as they’re made. Fintech balances need a purpose-built fintech database; a database for money. Fragment is meant for fintech engineers, builders of the countless marketplace, vertical SaaS and finance apps that involve keeping customer balances in order. Tracking a real-time view into what customers owe and own is a pain, and we want you to know: you don’t have to worry about this part anymore. In less than a week, you can set up all the infrastructure you need to handle balances in a financially correct way. You don’t have to recreate double-entry accounting, build your own database to enforce it, or stress about all the edge cases that could break it. Fragment lets engineers access the power and precision of double-entry without having to learn a whole new vocabulary. And businesses like Pleo, NALA and TruckSmarter are using it to track billions of dollars in balances annually and they’re constantly finding clever new applications for it. And because Fragment speaks the same double-entry accounting language as your bank, card and accounting systems, you never have trouble reconciling with them. When your financial systems always reconcile, you can build faster, avoid time-consuming repair work, and continuously close by accounting for every payment as it’s made. Stripe gave two people in a garage the same payments infrastructure as Amazon and increased the GDP of the internet to >$20 trillion. Lets see what’s possible when we give two people in a garage the same financial infrastructure as Square, Stripe and Uber. Check us out here:

Fintech has a ledger problem. We raised $9 million from Stripe , BoxGroup, Avid Ventures and angels like Zachary Perret , Cristina Cordova ,Gokul Rajaram, Jack Altman, Emilie Choi and The Fintech Fund 🚀 to solve it. In the rush to make every company a fintech company, the ledger was forgotten. And without a real-time ledger, the financial balances that were once always right are now often wrong.  Fintech balances go wrong when they get out of sync with the bank and balance sheets they’re built on. It’s a common pattern and it’s what got Evolve/ Synapse into trouble. A real-time, double-entry ledger links them together and keeps them in lockstep. Instead of relying on finance teams to account for payments manually, Fragment accounts for them as they’re made. Fintech balances need a purpose-built fintech database; a database for money. Fragment is meant for fintech engineers, builders of the countless marketplace, vertical SaaS and finance apps that involve keeping customer balances in order. Tracking a real-time view into what customers owe and own is a pain, and we want you to know: you don’t have to worry about this part anymore. In less than a week, you can set up all the infrastructure you need to handle balances in a financially correct way. You don’t have to recreate double-entry accounting, build your own database to enforce it, or stress about all the edge cases that could break it. Fragment lets engineers access the power and precision of double-entry without having to learn a whole new vocabulary. And businesses like Pleo, NALA and TruckSmarter are using it to track billions of dollars in balances annually and they’re constantly finding clever new applications for it. And because Fragment speaks the same double-entry accounting language as your bank, card and accounting systems, you never have trouble reconciling with them. When your financial systems always reconcile, you can build faster, avoid time-consuming repair work, and continuously close by accounting for every payment as it’s made. Stripe gave two people in a garage the same payments infrastructure as Amazon and increased the GDP of the internet to >$20 trillion. Lets see what’s possible when we give two people in a garage the same financial infrastructure as Square, Stripe and Uber. Check us out here:

Fintech has a ledger problem. We raised $9 million from Stripe , BoxGroup, Avid Ventures and angels like Zachary Perret , Cristina Cordova ,Gokul Rajaram, Jack Altman, Emilie Choi and The Fintech Fund 🚀 to solve it. In the rush to make every company a fintech company, the ledger was forgotten. And without a real-time ledger, the financial balances that were once always right are now often wrong.  Fintech balances go wrong when they get out of sync with the bank and balance sheets they’re built on. It’s a common pattern and it’s what got Evolve/ Synapse into trouble. A real-time, double-entry ledger links them together and keeps them in lockstep. Instead of relying on finance teams to account for payments manually, Fragment accounts for them as they’re made. Fintech balances need a purpose-built fintech database; a database for money. Fragment is meant for fintech engineers, builders of the countless marketplace, vertical SaaS and finance apps that involve keeping customer balances in order. Tracking a real-time view into what customers owe and own is a pain, and we want you to know: you don’t have to worry about this part anymore. In less than a week, you can set up all the infrastructure you need to handle balances in a financially correct way. You don’t have to recreate double-entry accounting, build your own database to enforce it, or stress about all the edge cases that could break it. Fragment lets engineers access the power and precision of double-entry without having to learn a whole new vocabulary. And businesses like Pleo, NALA and TruckSmarter are using it to track billions of dollars in balances annually and they’re constantly finding clever new applications for it. And because Fragment speaks the same double-entry accounting language as your bank, card and accounting systems, you never have trouble reconciling with them. When your financial systems always reconcile, you can build faster, avoid time-consuming repair work, and continuously close by accounting for every payment as it’s made. Stripe gave two people in a garage the same payments infrastructure as Amazon and increased the GDP of the internet to >$20 trillion. Lets see what’s possible when we give two people in a garage the same financial infrastructure as Square, Stripe and Uber. Check us out here:

Fintech has a ledger problem. We raised $9 million from Stripe , BoxGroup, Avid Ventures and angels like Zachary Perret , Cristina Cordova ,Gokul Rajaram, Jack Altman, Emilie Choi and The Fintech Fund 🚀 to solve it. In the rush to make every company a fintech company, the ledger was forgotten. And without a real-time ledger, the financial balances that were once always right are now often wrong.  Fintech balances go wrong when they get out of sync with the bank and balance sheets they’re built on. It’s a common pattern and it’s what got Evolve/ Synapse into trouble. A real-time, double-entry ledger links them together and keeps them in lockstep. Instead of relying on finance teams to account for payments manually, Fragment accounts for them as they’re made. Fintech balances need a purpose-built fintech database; a database for money. Fragment is meant for fintech engineers, builders of the countless marketplace, vertical SaaS and finance apps that involve keeping customer balances in order. Tracking a real-time view into what customers owe and own is a pain, and we want you to know: you don’t have to worry about this part anymore. In less than a week, you can set up all the infrastructure you need to handle balances in a financially correct way. You don’t have to recreate double-entry accounting, build your own database to enforce it, or stress about all the edge cases that could break it. Fragment lets engineers access the power and precision of double-entry without having to learn a whole new vocabulary. And businesses like Pleo, NALA and TruckSmarter are using it to track billions of dollars in balances annually and they’re constantly finding clever new applications for it. And because Fragment speaks the same double-entry accounting language as your bank, card and accounting systems, you never have trouble reconciling with them. When your financial systems always reconcile, you can build faster, avoid time-consuming repair work, and continuously close by accounting for every payment as it’s made. Stripe gave two people in a garage the same payments infrastructure as Amazon and increased the GDP of the internet to >$20 trillion. Lets see what’s possible when we give two people in a garage the same financial infrastructure as Square, Stripe and Uber. Check us out here:

Fintech has a ledger problem. We raised $9 million from Stripe , BoxGroup, Avid Ventures and angels like Zachary Perret , Cristina Cordova ,Gokul Rajaram, Jack Altman, Emilie Choi and The Fintech Fund 🚀 to solve it. In the rush to make every company a fintech company, the ledger was forgotten. And without a real-time ledger, the financial balances that were once always right are now often wrong.  Fintech balances go wrong when they get out of sync with the bank and balance sheets they’re built on. It’s a common pattern and it’s what got Evolve/ Synapse into trouble. A real-time, double-entry ledger links them together and keeps them in lockstep. Instead of relying on finance teams to account for payments manually, Fragment accounts for them as they’re made. Fintech balances need a purpose-built fintech database; a database for money. Fragment is meant for fintech engineers, builders of the countless marketplace, vertical SaaS and finance apps that involve keeping customer balances in order. Tracking a real-time view into what customers owe and own is a pain, and we want you to know: you don’t have to worry about this part anymore. In less than a week, you can set up all the infrastructure you need to handle balances in a financially correct way. You don’t have to recreate double-entry accounting, build your own database to enforce it, or stress about all the edge cases that could break it. Fragment lets engineers access the power and precision of double-entry without having to learn a whole new vocabulary. And businesses like Pleo, NALA and TruckSmarter are using it to track billions of dollars in balances annually and they’re constantly finding clever new applications for it. And because Fragment speaks the same double-entry accounting language as your bank, card and accounting systems, you never have trouble reconciling with them. When your financial systems always reconcile, you can build faster, avoid time-consuming repair work, and continuously close by accounting for every payment as it’s made. Stripe gave two people in a garage the same payments infrastructure as Amazon and increased the GDP of the internet to >$20 trillion. Lets see what’s possible when we give two people in a garage the same financial infrastructure as Square, Stripe and Uber. Check us out here:

Fintech has a ledger problem. We raised $9 million from Stripe , BoxGroup, Avid Ventures and angels like Zachary Perret , Cristina Cordova ,Gokul Rajaram, Jack Altman, Emilie Choi and The Fintech Fund 🚀 to solve it. In the rush to make every company a fintech company, the ledger was forgotten. And without a real-time ledger, the financial balances that were once always right are now often wrong.  Fintech balances go wrong when they get out of sync with the bank and balance sheets they’re built on. It’s a common pattern and it’s what got Evolve/ Synapse into trouble. A real-time, double-entry ledger links them together and keeps them in lockstep. Instead of relying on finance teams to account for payments manually, Fragment accounts for them as they’re made. Fintech balances need a purpose-built fintech database; a database for money. Fragment is meant for fintech engineers, builders of the countless marketplace, vertical SaaS and finance apps that involve keeping customer balances in order. Tracking a real-time view into what customers owe and own is a pain, and we want you to know: you don’t have to worry about this part anymore. In less than a week, you can set up all the infrastructure you need to handle balances in a financially correct way. You don’t have to recreate double-entry accounting, build your own database to enforce it, or stress about all the edge cases that could break it. Fragment lets engineers access the power and precision of double-entry without having to learn a whole new vocabulary. And businesses like Pleo, NALA and TruckSmarter are using it to track billions of dollars in balances annually and they’re constantly finding clever new applications for it. And because Fragment speaks the same double-entry accounting language as your bank, card and accounting systems, you never have trouble reconciling with them. When your financial systems always reconcile, you can build faster, avoid time-consuming repair work, and continuously close by accounting for every payment as it’s made. Stripe gave two people in a garage the same payments infrastructure as Amazon and increased the GDP of the internet to >$20 trillion. Lets see what’s possible when we give two people in a garage the same financial infrastructure as Square, Stripe and Uber. Check us out here:

Fintech has a ledger problem. We raised $9 million from Stripe , BoxGroup, Avid Ventures and angels like Zachary Perret , Cristina Cordova ,Gokul Rajaram, Jack Altman, Emilie Choi and The Fintech Fund 🚀 to solve it. In the rush to make every company a fintech company, the ledger was forgotten. And without a real-time ledger, the financial balances that were once always right are now often wrong.  Fintech balances go wrong when they get out of sync with the bank and balance sheets they’re built on. It’s a common pattern and it’s what got Evolve/ Synapse into trouble. A real-time, double-entry ledger links them together and keeps them in lockstep. Instead of relying on finance teams to account for payments manually, Fragment accounts for them as they’re made. Fintech balances need a purpose-built fintech database; a database for money. Fragment is meant for fintech engineers, builders of the countless marketplace, vertical SaaS and finance apps that involve keeping customer balances in order. Tracking a real-time view into what customers owe and own is a pain, and we want you to know: you don’t have to worry about this part anymore. In less than a week, you can set up all the infrastructure you need to handle balances in a financially correct way. You don’t have to recreate double-entry accounting, build your own database to enforce it, or stress about all the edge cases that could break it. Fragment lets engineers access the power and precision of double-entry without having to learn a whole new vocabulary. And businesses like Pleo, NALA and TruckSmarter are using it to track billions of dollars in balances annually and they’re constantly finding clever new applications for it. And because Fragment speaks the same double-entry accounting language as your bank, card and accounting systems, you never have trouble reconciling with them. When your financial systems always reconcile, you can build faster, avoid time-consuming repair work, and continuously close by accounting for every payment as it’s made. Stripe gave two people in a garage the same payments infrastructure as Amazon and increased the GDP of the internet to >$20 trillion. Lets see what’s possible when we give two people in a garage the same financial infrastructure as Square, Stripe and Uber. Check us out here: