Embedded-finance provider tracked in the Embedded Finance Index — disclosed by 1 company across 1 category.
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Founded 2009 as a cloud-based digital banking platform for US regional banks and credit unions, positioning to help mid-tier FIs compete with megabanks and neobanks. Went public on Nasdaq in 2021. Expanded via acquisition of MANTL (account opening) and by building a partner-integration ecosystem (Plaid, Alloy, Alacriti, Payrailz-adjacent partners). More recently investing in generative AI with Code Studio (2026) to help smaller FIs deploy compliant digital-banking features without deep engineering benches.
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Alkami is an embedded-finance provider in Transaction Enrichment. It ranks #10 of 12 Transaction Enrichment providers by disclosed buyers.
The most-disclosed Transaction Enrichment alternatives to Alkami are MX (14 buyers), Dateio (8 buyers), Astrada (6 buyers), Spade (4 buyers), Plaid (3 buyers) and Bud Financial (2 buyers).
Alkami was founded by Stephen Bohanon and is founded in 2009, headquartered in Plano, Texas, United States.
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