NYC Fintech Owns 30% of U.S. Fintech Investment: Inside the $6.7B 2024 Story
NYC captured 30% of U.S. fintech VC in 2024 ($6.71B), led by Ramp ($32B), Bilt Rewards ($11B), and a dense operator flywheel — here's why the trend continues in 2026.
Fintech remains a core venture capital category, with capital flowing into payments rails, neobanks, insurtech, B2B financial infrastructure, and AI-native financial operations. Our fintech VC coverage tracks the rounds and funds defining the next wave of financial technology.
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NYC captured 30% of U.S. fintech VC in 2024 ($6.71B), led by Ramp ($32B), Bilt Rewards ($11B), and a dense operator flywheel — here's why the trend continues in 2026.
NYC's corporate VC arms operate at massive scale. Here's who they are, what they fund, and how founders should approach them.
Venture Week Miami highlighted a maturing ecosystem: $2.02B across 161 deals in early 2026, with fintech, AI, and LatAm cross-border leading the themes.
Midas' Series A funds the next wave of tokenized treasuries and on-chain investment rails aimed at institutional allocators.
Floodgate led a seed round for fintech EFEX and joined Counsel Health’s $25M Series A, staying active across AI and fintech seeds.
Ribbit Capital began raising a new $300M opportunistic fund, "Leapfrog Capital," to invest across a wider range of deals beyond its fintech core.