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<ul><li>Panther is going in to rebuild things from the ground up with technology in mind: Panther owning the entire stack, everything that needs to be done more than once is automated.</li><li>Panther will very, very soon, in a number of weeks, launch a contractor-management tool to make it easy to manage your entire global team through the platform.</li><li>Today, the primary way Panther monetizes is through a SaaS fee.</li></ul>

Panther is going in to rebuild things from the ground up with technology in mind: Panther owning the entire stack, everything that needs to be done more than once is automated.Panther will very, very soon, in a number of weeks, launch a contractor-management tool to make it easy to manage your entire global team through the platform.Today, the primary way Panther monetizes is through a SaaS fee.

Matt Redler, co-founder And CEO Of Panther, On Building A Modern Employer Of Record

<ul><li>Over the last several years, there has been an explosion of retail, travel, SaaS, and other companies expanding into financial services.</li><li>Walmart, IKEA, ServiceTitan and Toast are just 4 of the companies that have launched products like underwriting, interest-free credit, payments and bank accounts in an effort to provide a better experience to their customers and get closer to their wallets.</li><li>As banking platforms around the world have opened up their APIs and banking itself has gone looking for new distribution channels, a new generation of “BaaS” companies has risen to take the premise of Marqeta one step further—offering not just cards but lending, crypto, deposits, and other banking products as a service.</li></ul>

Over the last several years, there has been an explosion of retail, travel, SaaS, and other companies expanding into financial services.Walmart, IKEA, ServiceTitan and Toast are just 4 of the companies that have launched products like underwriting, interest-free credit, payments and bank accounts in an effort to provide a better experience to their customers and get closer to their wallets.As banking platforms around the world have opened up their APIs and banking itself has gone looking for new distribution channels, a new generation of “BaaS” companies has risen to take the premise of Marqeta one step further—offering not just cards but lending, crypto, deposits, and other banking products as a service.

Banking-as-a-Service: The $1T Market To Build The Twilio Of Embedded Finance

<ul><li>We&#39;re probably going to start implementing something in a few months. </li><li>We&#39;ve probably issued 100 cards off that.</li><li>We need to go fast because startups have a burn rate.</li></ul>

We&#39;re probably going to start implementing something in a few months. We&#39;ve probably issued 100 cards off that.We need to go fast because startups have a burn rate.

Andy Su, co-founder Of Pry, On How Fintechs Choose The Right BaaS Partners

<ul><li>Ramp is one of the fastest-growing fintech companies built on BaaS, with virtual cards powering their corporate card GTM on the front-end and their automatic expense categorization on the back-end.</li><li>Fast forward to today, a lot of what I would call modern issuers, like Marqeta, Stripe and Galileo, have made that process a lot easier.</li><li>In the case of Ramp, because we&#39;re servicing businesses, we don&#39;t think there&#39;s a lot of change on the horizon with interchange.</li></ul>

Ramp is one of the fastest-growing fintech companies built on BaaS, with virtual cards powering their corporate card GTM on the front-end and their automatic expense categorization on the back-end.Fast forward to today, a lot of what I would call modern issuers, like Marqeta, Stripe and Galileo, have made that process a lot easier.In the case of Ramp, because we&#39;re servicing businesses, we don&#39;t think there&#39;s a lot of change on the horizon with interchange.

Karim Atiyeh, co-founder And CTO Of Ramp, On The Future Of The Card Issuing Market

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Matt Redler, co-founder And CEO Of Panther, On Building A Modern Employer Of Record

We talk to Panther co-founder and CEO Matt Redler about the future of the market structure, economics, and competition in the global payroll industry.

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Banking-as-a-Service: The $1T Market To Build The Twilio Of Embedded Finance

The $1T market for banking-as-a-service is a bet on the rise of embedded finance, the technology-driven movement of financial products and services...

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Andy Su, co-founder Of Pry, On How Fintechs Choose The Right BaaS Partners

Our expert interview with Andy Su, co-founder of Pry, on building a modern FP&A platform and how Pry thinks about choosing partners for BaaS.

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Karim Atiyeh, co-founder And CTO Of Ramp, On The Future Of The Card Issuing Market

Our expert interview with co-founder and CTO of Ramp, Karim Atiyeh, on how Ramp thinks about choosing card issuing partners for the future.

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