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Finqub

“Can a no-code orchestration layer become the single integration point that lets fintech teams compose, swap, and audit KYC/KYB, payments, and compliance vendor workflows without writing code?”

Founded2025
HQMontreal, Quebec, Canada
FoundersVince Alimi
Total raisedPre-seed (undisclosed amount)
Latest roundPre-seed, 2025
IndustryInfrastructure / Payments
The story

Founded in early 2025 by Vince Alimi — a 2x Mastercard Start Path alum with prior executive roles at Olive Fintech and VYOO — FinQub is positioning itself as a no-code orchestration middleware layer for regulated fintech teams. The product sits between fintech vendors (KYC, KYB, payments, open banking providers) and internal systems, allowing teams to visually design and modify compliance and financial workflows without custom engineering. The company has secured pre-seed funding and is working with early design partners across regulated fintech and payments environments, with the Montreal fintech accelerator ecosystem as its go-to-market launch pad.

Last 12 months
2026-02
2026-04
Product timeline
2025
Vince Alimi founded FinQub in Montreal as a no-code orchestration layer for fintech compliance and payments workflows.· pivot
2026
FinQub accepted into Station Fintech Montréal Validation Program Cohort 2026 and awarded Accelerator/Incubator investment.· acquisition
The stack
1 layer disclosed in Finqub’s embedded-finance stack
KYC
Middesk
Accounting gap: none

Finqub — frequently asked

Which KYC provider does Finqub use?

Finqub uses Middesk for KYC and identity verification.

Who founded Finqub?

Finqub was founded by Vince Alimi and is founded in 2025, headquartered in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

How much funding has Finqub raised?

Finqub has raised Pre-seed (undisclosed amount) in total (latest round: Pre-seed, 2025).

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