FinTechs in Germany

• Berlin, Germany
• http://www.elopage.com/
• 2013
• 30

elopage is a SaaS-Platform for entrepreneurs to setup, sell and scale the business around digital products, courses and e-tickets. Being a payment provider and content delivery service, elopage combines hundreds of uses cases with its flexible Apps and Features.

• Berlin, Germany
• https://elucidate.co
• 2018
• 35

Elucidate is an independent ratings agency for financial crime risk. We make it simple to score, manage and price FinCrime risk through the Elucidate FinCrime Index (EFI), an automated platform for financial crime risk management developed in partnership with leading global correspondent banks.

• Berlin, Germany
• https://embea.com/
• 2022

Embea is a life insurance company that provides coverage through digital interfaces.

• Frankfurt am Main, Germany
• https://www.ementexx.com
• 2003

Ementexx provide consulting, solutions and innovations around banking and payments.

• Frankfurt am Main, Germany
• https://www.emformx.com
• 2018

• Berlin, Germany
• https://emil.de/
• 2017

EMIL operates as a pay-per-mile vehicle insurance platform. They believe that insurance products that are offered today can be improved on different dimensions and they want to evoke this change by offering flexible and fair products tailored around customer needs.

• Berlin, Germany
• https://www.enfore.com
• 2009

Enfore is a business platform paired with a collection of versatile apps for smartphones, tablets and personal computers.

• Berlin, Germany
• https://www.ev-digitalinvest.de/
• 2017
• 46

On our digital investor platform, private investors can invest side by side with professional investors in exclusive real estate from selected project developers. In this way, they can also participate in very large projects to which usually only institutional investors have access.

• Germany, Munich
• https://www.enmacc.de
• 2016
• 49

Enmacc is an independent OTC energy trading platform that provides sales trading and makes energy trading.

• Cologne, Germany
• https://www.entrafin.de/
• 2015
• 4

entrafin GmbH offers purchasing and sales financing services for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and banks in Germany.

• Frankfurt am Main, Germany
• https://envestor.de/
• 2007

Envestor is a platform where you can buy funds.

• Germany, Munich
• https://envoria.com/
• 2018

Sustainability reporting software for ESG transparency, automation and report generation incl. carbon footprint evaluation.

• Germany
• https://www.heyenzo.com/
• 2021

Driven by data and technology, Enzo is building Europe's most advanced home insurance company, harnessing the capabilities of smart home and AI to detect damages faster or even prevent them from happening at all.

• Germany
• https://epap.app/
• 2020

• Germany, Hamburg
• https://www.epension.de/
• 2015

Pension service portal - an innovative tool that makes everyday life easier immediately after installation

• Germany
• https://equinox-fintech.de/
• 2015

Equinox FinTech Solutions specialized in knowledge of banking regulations.

• Berlin, Germany
• http://www.equintel.de/
• 2020

Investors and consultancies struggle with cost-intensive and time-consuming equity research. Equintel is able to eliminate this inefficient process by automatically identifying potential investment targets and generating business profiles based on a variety of structured and unstructured data sources.

• Frankfurt am Main, Germany
• https://www.esgbook.com/
• 2018
• 190

Incubated by Arabesque in 2018, ESG Book combines cutting-edge technology and proprietary research. ESG Book’s wide range of cloud-based sustainability products and solutions are used by many of the world’s leading financial organizations which collectively manage over $120 trillion.

• Frankfurt am Main, Germany
• https://www.screen17.com/
• 2017

Screen17 enables investors to pursue their data-driven sustainable investment strategy aligned with the 17 UN SDGs.

• Berlin, Germany
• https://www.estating.com/
• 2020
• 25

A global digital marketplace for premium properties, connecting supply with untapped demand, via fractional access inside the regulated financial system.