11 Fintech Companies in Israel

Israel is home to many companies that provide investment opportunities and develop software for financial institutions. These are the ones to watch.

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Ashley Bowden | Sep 24, 2025

Israel, a big player in tech, is also home to several fintech companies. Fintech is an encompassing field that includes investment platforms, neobanks, payment solutions and much more, but many Israeli companies are also focused on the security aspect of banking and commerce. Below are some of the top companies in this space. 

Top Fintech Companies in Israel to Know

  • Riskified
  • Payoneer
  • Pagaya
  • SSV
  • OurCrowd

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Top Fintech Companies in Israel 

Remitly is an online cross-border financial services platform that allows users to transfer money globally without hidden fees. The company employs over 2,700 people across 10 offices worldwide, providing service to millions of customers no matter where they are.

 

HoneyBook offers an AI-enabled platform that supports simplified business and money management. Its technology comes with tools for everything from booking meetings online to generating branded invoices and accepting digital payments. The company’s operations are split between Israel and the United States.

 

Riskified’s AI-powered platform helps e-commerce companies protect themselves from fraud and chargebacks at scale. The company employs various technologists specializing in risk analysis, data science and research to inform its product and make instant decisions about user transactions. Riskified is headquartered in New York but also operates an office in Tel Aviv.

 

Navan offers corporate travel and expense management solutions. Through Navan’s platform, employees can book business trips and earn rewards that can be put toward personal travel. Its software enables finance teams to issue corporate cards, reimburse employees for out-of-pocket expenses and view real-time insights on employee spending.

 

SSV is an Israeli-founded crypto startup that facilitates restaking, a trading technique wherein investors can stake their tokens on the main blockchain and other protocols. SSV acts as a Distributed Validator Network that helps traders register validator keys for restaking.

 

Payoneer develops fintech software and creates an ecosystem to facilitate commerce for individuals, businesses and e-commerce marketplaces. Its platform enables everyone to conduct business in multiple currencies. Payoneer was founded in 2005 and has over two dozen global offices.

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Pagaya provides financial institutions with artificial intelligence technology to improve their banking operations. The company partners with institutions like Ally, Visa and auto dealers to analyze thousands of data points and provide risk assessments for individual customers. According to Pagaya, its platform offers holistic customer assessments and can help institutions decide whether or not to approve customers for credit.

 

OurCrowd’s investment platform enables people to invest in emerging and startup companies. OurCrowd vets companies before integrating them into the platform and builds portfolios to maximize returns. According to the company, some 50 companies on its platform have managed successful exits.

 

DRW is a team of trading, technology and research experts who are active across multiple time zones. The company says it acts as a liquidity provider for traditional as well as cutting edge markets. In Tel Aviv, DRW hires professionals like software engineers and algorithmic trading researchers.

 

Global fintech company Airwallex has established a presence in Tel Aviv to serve as a hub for its operations in the region. The company provides a unified platform that helps businesses simplify complex international transactions, and it includes tools for managing multi-currency accounts and processing cross-border payments. With over $1.2 billion in funding and a customer base of more than 150,000 businesses, Airwallex aims to position itself as a significant player in the global fintech landscape.

 

Gynger provides businesses with flexible payment options so they can afford quality tech products, and its tools help vendors ensure upfront payments and improve customer retention. The company says its workforce includes “innovators, problem-solvers and growth enthusiasts.” Although it's based in the United States, Gynger offers remote work in Israel.

 

This content is for informational and educational purposes only. Built In strives to maintain accuracy in all its editorial coverage, but it is not intended to be a substitute for financial or legal advice. Mia Goulart and Rose Velazquez contributed reporting to this story.

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