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Daily Remittance, and the behaviorally-based, adaptive learning, profile-based scoring it enables, have emerged as the tools needed to help with quantifying and pricing risks in SMB finance.

Because of their very nature, SMBs have ongoing and varied needs for finance. At the same time, these SMBs have posed risks deemed unacceptably high to those who traditionally provide credit and other forms of finance products.

Unfortunately, this situation leaves a gap between the financing and funding desired by SMBs, and the products offered by traditional financial institutions - products maintaining an acceptable level of portfolio risk for the provider.

The power of Daily Remittance1 is an ability to close this gap with financial products and workflows that are dynamically assessed and adjusted based on the daily in-flows of asset performance data.

CAN's FinTech Group enables the world's leading SMB finance providers to benefit from the increased market share, asset performance levels and profitability offered by products built on a foundation of Daily Remittance. Our Daily Remittance PlatformTM is a unique approach to unlocking greater earning potential.

  • All FinTech Group solutions are scalable and interoperable with legacy systems and databases.
  • Its systems are multi-lingual, currency compatible and geographically literate (address/telephonic protocols).
  • FinTech Group leverages 12 years of ongoing systems and platform development, $20mm+ of technology investment and over 60 full-time employees devoted to system customization and development.
  • FinTech Group's proprietary Enterprise Information System is in its 4th version, has been integrated with 16 partners and five software packages, and is market-tested through more than $2 billion in fundings in over 80,000 separate Daily Remittance transactions.

FinTech Group's knowledge of Daily Remittance and the solutions and data it has built to serve this burgeoning field are unique - there is no comparable platform in scope, longevity, or capability anywhere today.

FinTech Group's hosted services and appliance-based systems and platforms enable large, legacy-based banks, electronic payment companies and finance providers to get to market quickly with products tailored to the needs of their merchant bases and designed to the portfolio criteria they establish in advance.

Contact us today to learn more about how your organization can unleash the power of FinTech Group.


1Daily Remittance is the remittance or payment on a financial product on a basis more frequently than monthly. Whereas the "Monthly Remittance" model usually relies on sending a monthly statement to the SMB and receipt (or, sometimes, non-receipt) of the remittance or payment over the following 30-90 days, Daily Remittance involves an automatic deduction from an ongoing revenue stream (e.g., credit card processing) or bank account (e.g., ACH) on a schedule established by the merchant and the finance provider. Daily Remittance aligns the finance provider's desire to manage risk with intra-month reductions of the SMB's account balance with the SMB's desire to align remittances or payments more closely with cash flows experienced within its business.

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