@mdharrisnyc
Matt H πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦
4 years
This is generally the shape of fintech infrastructure providers. They take a fair deal of time to get going (because they are dealing with all the incumbents you don't want to)then once everything is in place they tend to take off. Cc @fintechtoday_ @julieverhage @iankar_
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@AgoHen
Andrew Henry
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@mdharrisnyc
Matt H πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦
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@jayhp
Jay Parekh
4 years
@mdharrisnyc @fintechtoday_ @julieverhage @iankar_ that’s exactly right and it takes time for customers to figure out what they can now do with all this play doh that didn’t exist before.
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@mdharrisnyc
Matt H πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦
4 years
@jayhp @fintechtoday_ @julieverhage @iankar_ Yes. Super underrated part of the equation.
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@franciscojarceo
Francisco Javier Arceo
4 years
@mdharrisnyc @fintechtoday_ @julieverhage @iankar_ Kudos to those willing to endure the painful, painful documentation and technology of legacy infrastructure.
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@craighunter_
Craig Hunter πŸ”‘
4 years
@mdharrisnyc @fintechtoday_ @julieverhage @iankar_ Sounds familiar. πŸ€”πŸ’¦πŸš€
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@RobPfeifer
Rob Pfeifer
4 years
@mdharrisnyc @ohadsamet @fintechtoday_ @julieverhage @iankar_ Also speaks to having knowledgeable early customers who are patient in helping build the platform :).
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@scott_harkey
Scott Harkey
4 years
@mdharrisnyc @fintechtoday_ @julieverhage @iankar_ I liken @Marqeta more to someone like @stripe . They have been plugging away for years but have had a steady stream of product additions over that time. It isn’t that they suddenly took off, it’s just that people started noticing how big they already are and the opportunity ahead
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