Canadian fintech companies took centre stage in Deloitte Canada’s 2025 Technology Fast 50 program, which celebrates the country’s fastest-growing technology innovators. Now in its 28th year, the program recognizes entrepreneurial excellence and the resilience driving Canada’s innovation economy. [Read more…] about Fintech Firms Lead Deloitte’s 2025 Technology Fast 50 Rankings
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As Cost of Living Rises in Canada, KOHO Simplifies Shared Money Management
KOHO today announced the launch of Joint accounts.
The Canadian fintech stated that the launch responds to a growing demand for smarter tools to manage money, “particularly among younger Canadians navigating affordability pressures.” [Read more…] about As Cost of Living Rises in Canada, KOHO Simplifies Shared Money Management
Canada Fintech Forum Returns to Help Sector ‘Navigate Next Era of Innovation’
Building upon last year’s successful event, the annual Canada Fintech Forum returns again for a 2025 edition on September 22 and 23. [Read more…] about Canada Fintech Forum Returns to Help Sector ‘Navigate Next Era of Innovation’
KOHO Diversifies Product Lineup with Launch of International Money Transfers
Toronto’s KOHO has launched an International Money Transfer feature as the Canadian fintech continues to diversify its offerings. [Read more…] about KOHO Diversifies Product Lineup with Launch of International Money Transfers
Canada Post Launches MyMoney Account Nationwide, Expanding Financial Services for Canadians
Canada Post is expanding its financial services offerings with the national launch of the Canada Post MyMoney™ Account, a new spending and savings account designed to improve financial accessibility for Canadians. [Read more…] about Canada Post Launches MyMoney Account Nationwide, Expanding Financial Services for Canadians
Karla Rent Helps Credit Unions Build Financial Inclusion
Toronto’s Karla Rent is officially emerging from stealth mode with a mission to empower credit unions with cutting-edge financial wellness tools that help them compete with big banks. [Read more…] about Karla Rent Helps Credit Unions Build Financial Inclusion
Fintech Leans Rightward as ‘Build Canada’ Campaign Envisions ‘Bolder, Richer Country’
An army comprised of some of Canada’s biggest names in financial technology has launched a digital campaign encouraging the nation’s entrepreneurs to envision a “bolder, richer, freer country.” [Read more…] about Fintech Leans Rightward as ‘Build Canada’ Campaign Envisions ‘Bolder, Richer Country’
Prevalent ‘Screen Scraping’ in Canadian Fintech a Symptom of Open Banking Void
Half of Canada’s major banking institutions provide features that use “screen scraping,” a widely scrutinized practice, a new report has found. [Read more…] about Prevalent ‘Screen Scraping’ in Canadian Fintech a Symptom of Open Banking Void
XTM Partners with KOHO to Offer Expanded Financial Services for AnyDay Members
In a move to enhance its offerings, fintech XTM has entered an exclusive referral agreement with KOHO Financial to expand financial services for its over 100,000 AnyDay members. [Read more…] about XTM Partners with KOHO to Offer Expanded Financial Services for AnyDay Members
Neo Financial Leads Deloitte’s Technology Fast 50, Fintechs Dominate List
Deloitte Canada has announced this year’s winners of the Technology Fast 50.
Now in its 27th year, the Technology Fast 50 program recognizes the world-class achievements of Canada’s leading technology companies—highlighting their commitment to innovation, strong leadership, and rapid revenue growth between 2020 and 2023.
This year, the average three-year growth of the Technology Fast 50 winners is 3,559 per cent.
At the top of this year’s Technology Fast 50 list, with a three-year growth of 154,022 per cent, is Neo Financial, leaping from the number one spot in the Companies-to-Watch category last year.
Headquartered in Calgary, the company is building a smarter financial experience for all Canadians using the latest technology. Specializing in savings and credit products, Neo Financial is on a journey to reshape the financial future for millions of people in Canada.
In addition to Neo Financial, ten other fintechs were recognized on this year’s Technology Fast 50 list:
- #5 – Relay, Toronto – 9,578%
- #8 – Aquanow, Vancouver – 3,022%
- #10 – Nesto, Montreal – 2,360%
- #14 – ZayZoon, Calgary – 1,451%
- #25 – KOHO, Vancouver – 880%
- #27 – Conquest Planning, Winnipeg – 858%
- #32 – Irwin, Toronto – 671%
- #35 – Zensurance, Toronto – 595%
- #39 – Plooto, Toronto – 516%
- #41 – Trolley, Montreal – 484%