One more day to push Swiss Fintech start-ups to the European Top 100

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14.03.2016

The European Fintech Awards rewards the most innovative and disruptive Fintech companies from all over Europe. The top 100 Fintech companies are determined by both the jury and the public vote. 18 Swiss Fintech start-ups are participating in the contest. Voting ends on 15 March 2016.

The European Fintech Award seeks to identify and showcase the most innovative and disruptive fintech companies, products, services and business models from Europe. The public and the Jury vote for their favourite company to increase its chances of being among the top 100 European Fintech companies. 34 European countries, including Switzerland, are participating in the contest.

18 Swiss start-ups are participating in the contest. Qumram has received majority of the votes and is leading with 952 votes followed by NetGuardians with 197 and Millipay with 145 votes. With more votes any of the 18 could be in the top 100 or even Europe’s top Fintech start-up. The participating Swiss start-ups include; Qumram, Cashare, NetGuardians, eWise, RaiseNow, Advanon, Go Beyond Early Stage Investing, Millipay, Trendrating, Monetas, Expersoft, Fundbase, DealMarket, InvestGlass, Globalance Bank, Diamond Coin and Centralway.   

You can vote for all Swiss companies here.

The Top 100 Fintech companies
The Top 100 will consist of fintech companies that have been voted for by the public and the jury. Friends, family stakeholders or customers of any of the participating companies are called upon to vote for their favourite company in order to increase its chances of being among the top 100 as well as the chance of being Europe’s top Fintech Company. The public vote constitutes 25% of the weight in determining the European Fintech Top 100. The Jury will also vote for their favourite company and this will constitute the other 75% of the weight in determining the European Fintech Top 100.

The top 100 will be announced and each will receive a personal invitation to the European Fintech Awards & Conference 2016 in Amsterdam on 14 April 2016. This gives them the opportunity to meet high calibre personalities including, influential hand-picked entrepreneurs, bankers, investors and advisors, to enable them expand their network and develop business ties.

The best 25 will pitch before the top notch jury at the Conference and a winner in each category will be announced. Conclusively, there will be one overall winner who will carry the title “The European Fintech Company of the Year 2016”.

​ Voting ends on 15 March 2016.

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