Welcome back for the next episode of the Fintech OG series! This week I'm excited to have Laura Spiekerman of Alloy and Aaron Frank of Lightspeed on the podcast. With each of them having more than a decade of fintech experience, these two offered incredible insights and advice. From nearly dying to then selling their company to Goldman Sachs and creating the Apple Card, to making the controversial decision to sell to banks (hello long sales cycles, regulation and small pool of customers), we dove in to what has defined their success and what the future of the space looks like. PS: Don't forget to follow, like and share the podcast! Lastly, thanks to LoanPro and Lithic for sponsoring this weeks episode! If you’re in the market to streamline your lending processes or if you just want to see what next-gen loan management looks like, go to ⁠loanpro.io⁠ and book a demo. And whether you're a venture-backed startup or a mature company looking for robust APIs that can reliably handle your card transaction volume, Lithic may be the right choice. Contact their sales team at Lithic.com/contact to learn more.

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