The fintech market is growing rapidly, and companies need real-time accurate records for every transaction. Traditional ledger systems are slow, difficult to build, and even harder to maintain. This gave rise to issues and mistakes in the account balances and payment delays and led to chaos among the engineers and the finance teams. The loss that these mistakes create has cost many companies dearly in the past, both in money and trust.
Here comes Fragment , a startup that is making ledger complexities easier. This New York-based fintech startup identified this friction as an opportunity to address. Thomas Neckel and Omi Reza Chowdhury founded the startup. The idea came out of a realisation when product teams worked endlessly, spending months and even years to build an internal ledger system.
Track money in the right way. It takes a lot of time to build a ledger from scratch; instead, use Fragment’s ready-made system. It’s as easy as connecting a tool in a tech stack. The results are fast, accurate, and up-to-date. Keeping records in real time.
Fragment offers a hand in taking care of the numbers while the fintech teams can focus on growth and innovation. This is a developer-first ledger infrastructure that allows one to double-enter in real time without the need for an accounting degree.
A developer-centric approach
With engineers in mind, Fragment built a model that facilitates fund flows, transforms them into codes, and seamlessly integrates them into financial products. This approach by Fragment helps the engineer to work on the system without having any deep knowledge about accounting. Building a financial system that is easy to use and maintains the accuracy.
Real-world applications
Many companies have taken up Fragment’s technology to improve their financial operations. Companies like TruckSmarter have implemented Fragment to boost their payment networks, while Pleo, a B2B management platform, uses it to manage customer balances. The effectiveness and versatility of Fragment portray the benefits it provides to these companies.
Thomas Neckel said, “Fragment lets engineers access the power and precision of double-entry without having to learn a whole new vocabulary. And businesses like Pleo, NALA , and TruckSmarter are using it to track billions of dollars in balances annually, and they’re constantly finding clever new applications for it.” He added further, “When your financial systems always reconcile, you can build faster, avoid time-consuming repair work, and continuously close by accounting for every payment as it’s made.”
The $9 million fuel
The company raised $9 million to solve the ledger problem. The investors who showed confidence are Stripes , BOX Group, Avid Ventures s, and some angel investors, on a mission to modernise financial infrastructure.
With the funding, the startup is gearing up to support and expand the team, refine its products, and scale its operations. The startup aims to assist numerous fintech companies worldwide that face similar challenges. The secured funds will help the startup to set a deep impact on building a future where money is no longer the pain point but a simplified part of every product.
“Stripe gave two people in a garage the same payments infrastructure as Amazon and increased the GDP of the internet to >$20 trillion. Let’s see what’s possible when we give two people in a garage the same financial infrastructure as Square, Stripe and Uber.” Neckel successfully secured $9 million in funding from investors.
This startup is bridging the gap by providing tools that help with accounting systems and modern software development. With simplified and improved ledger management and financial accuracy, this New York-based startup is positioned to become a key player in the fintech infrastructure. This startup is truly empowering engineers to meet the demands of the digital economy of today’s world.
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