Remote FinTech Jobs: 25 Verified Opportunities at Top Companies

RevenueCat is subscription infrastructure for app developers. Its API and SDKs power in-app purchases, manage customer data, and grow revenue across iOS, Android, and the web, for everyone from a solo dev in Brazil to the OpenAI mobile team. Founded in 2017, this Y Combinator company runs fully remote with a stated mission of helping developers make more money.

Tremendous is a payouts platform that lets businesses send money, prepaid cards, and gift cards to recipients anywhere, who choose how they get paid. Researchers at Google and MIT, marketers at Casper and Lyft, and public institutions like the Federal Reserve Bank use it. It has been founder- and employee-owned since buying out its original investors in 2013.

Tremendous is a payouts platform that lets businesses send money, prepaid cards, and gift cards to recipients anywhere, who choose how they get paid. Researchers at Google and MIT, marketers at Casper and Lyft, and public institutions like the Federal Reserve Bank use it. It has been founder- and employee-owned since buying out its original investors in 2013.

Monarch is a personal finance platform for budgeting, tracking balances, and growing investments in one place. Co-founded in 2018 by Val Agostino, the first product manager on Mint, the company has been fully remote since well before the pandemic.

Affirm is a consumer finance company offering point-of-sale installment loans that let shoppers pay for purchases over time. Its loans carry no late fees and no compounding interest.

Affirm is a consumer finance company offering point-of-sale installment loans that let shoppers pay for purchases over time. Its loans carry no late fees and no compounding interest.

Mercury builds financial technology for entrepreneurs and their businesses. It combines access to business banking with software for everyday financial tasks, from paying bills to managing company spending.

Mercury builds financial technology for entrepreneurs and their businesses. It combines access to business banking with software for everyday financial tasks, from paying bills to managing company spending.

Monarch is a personal finance platform for budgeting, tracking balances, and growing investments in one place. Co-founded in 2018 by Val Agostino, the first product manager on Mint, the company has been fully remote since well before the pandemic.

Dave is a financial app built around ExtraCash, which gives members extra money when they're behind on their budget, with no credit check. Founded in 2016, the company describes its mission as building "products that level the financial playing field."

Block is the publicly traded fintech (NYSE: XYZ) behind Square, Cash App, Afterpay, TIDAL, Bitkey, and Proto. Founded in 2009 as Square and rebranded in December 2021, the company builds technology for economic empowerment, including bitcoin-native products like the Bitkey self-custody wallet and Proto mining hardware.

Coinbase is building an “everything exchange” for the crypto economy, serving consumers, institutions, and developers, with a stated mission of increasing economic freedom for more than 1 billion people. Its model is remote-first, but not remote-only, with optional in-person collaboration.

Coinbase is building an “everything exchange” for the crypto economy, serving consumers, institutions, and developers, with a stated mission of increasing economic freedom for more than 1 billion people. Its model is remote-first, but not remote-only, with optional in-person collaboration.

Boulevard is a client experience platform purpose-built for salons, spas, and med spas. Their software handles scheduling, business management, marketing, and payments for appointment-based self-care businesses.

Engine (formerly Hotel Engine) runs a hotel booking and management platform built for business travel. By pooling travel demand across its member companies, it gives smaller businesses access to negotiated hotel rates that usually require a large corporate travel program.

Engine (formerly Hotel Engine) runs a hotel booking and management platform built for business travel. By pooling travel demand across its member companies, it gives smaller businesses access to negotiated hotel rates that usually require a large corporate travel program.

Block is the publicly traded fintech (NYSE: XYZ) behind Square, Cash App, Afterpay, TIDAL, Bitkey, and Proto. Founded in 2009 as Square and rebranded in December 2021, the company builds technology for economic empowerment, including bitcoin-native products like the Bitkey self-custody wallet and Proto mining hardware.

RevenueCat is subscription infrastructure for app developers. Its API and SDKs power in-app purchases, manage customer data, and grow revenue across iOS, Android, and the web, for everyone from a solo dev in Brazil to the OpenAI mobile team. Founded in 2017, this Y Combinator company runs fully remote with a stated mission of helping developers make more money.

Dave is a financial app built around ExtraCash, which gives members extra money when they're behind on their budget, with no credit check. Founded in 2016, the company describes its mission as building "products that level the financial playing field."

Alpaca is a developer-first brokerage infrastructure company. Its APIs let other fintech products offer stock, ETF, options, fixed income, and crypto trading to their own users. Founded in 2015, Alpaca is a self-clearing broker-dealer, which means it handles trade settlement and custody itself rather than routing them to a third party.

Alpaca is a developer-first brokerage infrastructure company. Its APIs let other fintech products offer stock, ETF, options, fixed income, and crypto trading to their own users. Founded in 2015, Alpaca is a self-clearing broker-dealer, which means it handles trade settlement and custody itself rather than routing them to a third party.

Boulevard is a client experience platform purpose-built for salons, spas, and med spas. Their software handles scheduling, business management, marketing, and payments for appointment-based self-care businesses.

Tilt is a consumer fintech that expands access to fair credit through cash advances, a line of credit, and its Essentials, Motion, and Engage credit cards. Its underwriting looks past traditional credit scores, drawing on what the company calls 250+ non-traditional signals of financial health to see borrowers other lenders miss.

Tilt is a consumer fintech that expands access to fair credit through cash advances, a line of credit, and its Essentials, Motion, and Engage credit cards. Its underwriting looks past traditional credit scores, drawing on what the company calls 250+ non-traditional signals of financial health to see borrowers other lenders miss.

Plaid is a data network that powers the tools millions of people rely on to live a healthier financial life. Plaid works with thousands of companies like Venmo, SoFi, and Betterment, several of the Fortune 500, and many of the largest banks to make it easy for people to connect their financial accounts to the apps and services they want to use.