Best FinTech Companies in Central District, Israel
The 49 best FinTech companies in Central District, Israel in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: DataRails.
Our analysis of 1,006 FinTech companies
$195.5b in tracked funding; 96% of the stack-profiled cohort runs cloud-native; funding activity peaked in 2025.
Ranked: Best FinTech companies in Central District
| # | Company | Disclosed funding | Last round | Stage | Founder | Founded | Tech stack | Patents & IP focus | Recent signals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | DataRails Cloud-based financial planning and analytics solutions for businesses | $100M | 6 mo ago | Series C | Eyal Cohen Co-Founder & CPO | 2015 | HubSpot CMS HubSentryZendesk+27 | 4 patents Spreadsheet cell comparison and logical difference detection automation | 2 expansions |
| 2 | NsKnox Technologies Cyber threat resistance platform to prevent payment fraud | $36M | 42 mo ago | Series B | — | 2016 | SentrySalesforceRadix UI+15 | — | 1 launch |
| 3 | Trivnet Platform for mobile financial solutions. | $36M | 221 mo ago | Acquired | Saar Wilf Co-Founder | 1997 | — | 12 patents Secure e‑commerce transaction processing and automatic network user authentication over insecure networks | — |
| 4 | Pipl Cloud-based applicant tracking platform for background check | $19M | 102 mo ago | Series B | — | 2005 | HubSpot CMS HubApple iCloud MailGoogle Workspace+30 | — | 1 partnership |
| 5 | Octavian Software solutions for Wealth Managers. (Deadpooled) | $15M | 226 mo ago | Deadpooled | Moshe Barnes CEO | 2003 | — | — | — |
| 6 | Nipendo Offers SaaS-enabled procure-to-pay automation solutions | $12M | 161 mo ago | Acquired | Alon Rosenberg Cto & Co-Founder | 2007 | Cart FunctionalityWordPressMySQL+28 | 4 patents Facilitating secure digital document exchange and cloud-based printing services. | — |
| 7 | MatchboxDAO Provider of software & mobile application development services | $8M | 47 mo ago | Series A | — | 2022 | — | — | — |
| 8 | Fincom Automated self-compliance system for AML | — | 14 mo ago | Series B | — | 2016 | WordPressApple iCloud MailMicrosoft 365+25 | — | 1 job opening |
Top 10 FinTech companies in Central District
#1
Series C · Rishon Lezion, Central District · founded 2015 · 173 employees$99.5Mraised▾
Cloud-based financial planning and analytics solutions for businesses. Its features include solutions for financial reporting, monthly closing, financial planning, budgeting, forecasting, analytics, scenario planning, and more. It also offers solutions for data visualization and sales management.
- Jan 2026Series C$70M
- Mar 2022Series B$50M
- Jun 2021Series A$25M
- Apr 2021Series A$18.5M
#2
Series B · Petah Tikva, Central District · founded 2016 · 47 employees$35.6Mraised▾
Cyber threat resistance platform to prevent payment fraud. Provides a solution to protect the enterprise from payment fraud. It provides a solution to prevent financial losses due to fraudulent payments by safeguarding payments-run processes either by blocking or holding transaction exceptions until approved by the relevant parties.
- Jan 2023Series B$17M
- 2019Series A—
- Feb 2019Series A$15M
#3
Series A · Netanya, Central District · founded 2022 · 5 employees$7.5Mraised▾
Provider of software & mobile application development services
- Aug 2022Series A$7.5M
#4
Acquired · Netanya, Central District · founded 1997 · 35 employees$35.5Mraised▾
Provider of mobile payment and mobile commerce services. The company enables payment and commercial services offered by operators and service providers, allowing a rapid rollout of profitable offerings with a minimal investment.
#5
Series B · Kfar Saba, Central District · founded 2005 · 108 employees$19Mraised▾
Cloud-based applicant tracking platform for a background check. It provides tools for identity searching solutions to search social, contact details, and other relevant information from personal profiles, member directories, scientific publications, and court records using advanced language analysis and ranking algorithms. It also provides an API-based proprietary identity resolution engine focused on people's information. The offering sectors include finance, government, insurance, and e commerce.
- Jan 2018Series B$19M
#6
Deadpooled · Petah Tikva, Central District · founded 2003$15Mraised▾
Octavian was a venture backed software & services firm focused on data management. Offers a SaaS product set for asset & wealth managers supported by a global team.
- Oct 2007Series B$10M
- Jun 2005Series A$5M
#7
Acquired · Netanya, Central District · founded 2007 · 62 employees$12Mraised▾
Offers SaaS-enabled procure-to-pay automation solutions. It provides enterprise-level organizations with a highly scalable, cloud-based trading partner network that removes the barriers to the widespread deployment of electronic procurement and invoicing. It helps organizations to automate the entire PO-to-payment life-cycle—from order receipt to shipping/receiving, through electronic invoicing and reconciliation all the way to payment. It enables businesses to manage the reach of electronic procure-to-pay processing across their supplier ecosystem, lowering the cost of doing business while increasing efficiency and profitability. It caters to various industries, including high-tech, defense, healthcare, telecommunications, pharmaceutical, banking, and food and beverage.
- Mar 2013Series B$8M
- Oct 2009Series A$4M
#8
Series B · Petah Tikva, Central District · founded 2016 · 15 employees—raised▾
Automated self-compliance system for AML. It offers a cloud-based solution that leverages proprietary technology to ensure compliance with regulations for AML, anti-terrorist funding sanction compliance, and enables the search of direct and indirect transactions. It has a real-time search of financial and terrorist list sanctions in all databases before approving transactions and activities.
- May 2025Series B—
- Nov 2021Series A—
- Oct 2017Seed—
#9
Public · Ra'anana, Central District · founded 1984 · 24 employees—raised▾
MTS provides telecom expense management solutions to government, education, financial services, and retail & hospitality sector. Its solutions include eXsight call accounting & reporting-simplifies UC&C management without losing functionality or visibility, MTS PMSi- captures messages sent from one device to another and converts the format so that no special software modification is required, TEM- Its programming can deliver significant cost savings, as well as unparalleled visibility and corporate governance, and TEM billing audit- It offers an enterprise several options to overcome their telecom cost reduction. Its global resellers include Unify, Nextel, KPN, Tadiran, and PCCW. Its partners include Verizon, Cisco, Panasonic, Microsoft, hp, and NEC.
#10
Seed · Kfar Saba, Central District · founded 2013—raised▾
Developer of a digital identification application intended to make signing authentication easy. The company's application can analyze handwritten signatures in a smartphone for digital identification, enabling users to identify themselves through a handwritten password written by finger on their personal smartphones
- Sep 2018Seed—
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How research on Fintech is moving in Israel
A read on the academic research around Fintech — which themes are gaining ground, the institutions and researchers driving them, and how the tone is shifting. Based on 13 Israel-affiliated papers.
- Ministry of Economy3
- Ministry of Energy2
- Advanced Inhalation Therapies2
- Weizmann Institute of Science1
- Ernst & Young1
- Grassroots1
- Swap (finance)1
- Issuer1
- Financial repression1
- Bond1
- Incentive3
- Investment (military)3
- Digital media3
- Social media3
- Digital marketing3
- Agency (philosophy)2
- Popularity2
- Information technology2
- Profit (economics)2
- Scope (computer science)2
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