Building a fintech product is a delicate balance of - illegal and undifferentiated. It's easy to know if your product is differentiated, but how do you know if it's not illegal?
This post dives deep into the challenges fintech founders face when building differentiated products while navigating regulatory hurdles. One thought that stands out to me is the concept of regulatory orifices, those rare gaps where innovation can thrive legally. It’s fascinating to see how companies like Brigit and Earnin have managed to leverage these gray areas to offer unique products.
What do you think is the next big regulatory orifice in fintech?
This post dives deep into the challenges fintech founders face when building differentiated products while navigating regulatory hurdles. One thought that stands out to me is the concept of regulatory orifices, those rare gaps where innovation can thrive legally. It’s fascinating to see how companies like Brigit and Earnin have managed to leverage these gray areas to offer unique products.
What do you think is the next big regulatory orifice in fintech?