Fintech SaaS covers the software and data businesses that sell to financial institutions rather than to their customers. Fintechbits follows the vendors behind the front page: core systems, fund administration and back-office tooling, portfolio and risk analytics, market and reference data, and the index licences that feed them. Coverage includes Premialab, Guidewire, Temenos, Finastra, Allvue, Clearwater, MSCI and Broadridge, along with the pricing, renewal and acquisition decisions that decide what a bank or an asset manager ends up running. Prediction markets and event-contract exchanges, such as Kalshi, Polymarket and ForecastEx, are covered here too. It is the last hub a story is tested against: an article with a subject of its own, such as a payment rail or a credit model, belongs on that subject's hub. What lands here is coverage where the software or the data is the story.
Latest developments
Numerix bought Suite LLC and its ALib analytics library, its fourth deal under Genstar ownership. Intuit extended Intuit Intelligence to accounting firms at its Intuit Connect event, adding an automated monthly close and a partner programme. Socure launched Agent Intelligence to spot AI agents and link each one to the verified person behind it, with only the detection layer generally available. South Korea's Bolta is pitching e-invoicing and business verification APIs to foreign companies handling Korean tax invoicing.
Q2 Holdings beat its own guidance, raised its 2026 outlook and promoted its finance chief to co-chief executive. Its new AI fraud product is selling, by Q2's account, but without numbers attached.
Phantom has opened Kalshi's event contracts to US users inside its crypto wallet. The CFTC relief that makes this possible comes with conditions the launch announcement skips, including shared liability for Kalshi.
Lumina Markets has launched a US prediction market app backed by Thomas Peterffy, with no sports contracts. It routes to one exchange, ForecastEx, where Robinhood uses four venues.
Moody's and Allvue built a default model on observed private credit performance instead of public-market proxies. The model's accuracy has not been published, and the data comes from Allvue's own client base.
Bolton Global Capital, a broker-dealer with over $19 billion in assets under management, is moving portfolio management, reporting and advisor workflows onto SS&C Black Diamond.
Insurity's Ratio engine turns ISO, NCCI and AAIS bureau content into production-ready rating logic, which the company says cuts implementation time by up to four times against legacy systems.