Atomic, the market leading provider for payroll connectivity, announced today that it has secured $22 million in Series A financing to expand its payroll integration platform and grow its team.
The funding comes as the firm's solution is on pace to reach more than 120 million Americans, or 75% of the country, by year end. Atomic has raised more than $38.6 million since its founding in 2019. Core Innovation Capital led the latest round of funding, with participation from existing investors Portag3 Ventures and Greylock Capital Management.
"We created Atomic to help the most financially vulnerable members of our society access transparent financial services that they can trust," said Jordan Wright, Co-founder and CEO of Atomic.
"Our traction with customers is a testament to our product experience," said Scott Weinert, Co-founder and CTO. "This infusion of capital will be focused on continuing to deliver cutting-edge financial solutions,"
Atomic's payroll APIs are the leading way for consumers to securely connect their payroll accounts to a third-party banking app to set up or switch direct deposit payments and to access financial data for income (VOI) and employment (VOE) verifications. Institutional customers leverage Atomic's payroll connectivity to empower end consumers to harness the power of their paychecks and permit access to their financial data trapped in employer payroll systems. Atomic is trusted by more than 40 financial institutions, fintech and technology firms, including 11 of the largest consumer finance apps.
Atomic was created to build a new generation of bank accounts and transform banking applications into consumer-centric platforms. Its technology is enabling innovative fintech solutions that reach more than 1.5 million unique consumers a month through leading financial providers, including:
Coinbase, to enable greater access to the cryptoeconomy, through trading, spending, saving, and earning;
Dave, to help consumers avoid predatory overdraft fees on its mission to create financial opportunity that advances America's collective potential;
Welcome Tech, to provide unbanked immigrants with access to checking and savings accounts;
Propel, to help consumers manage government benefits and money through its financial app, Providers;
Lendtable, to empower employees to optimize their benefits and retirement planning;
Klover, to help consumers improve their financial freedom and access their earned wages early;
Unfimoney, to help next-gen investors achieve long-term investment and savings goals;
Bond, to enable developers and brands to embed financial products and build the next generation of personalized fintechs;
MX, to empower the world to be financially strong through data-driven money experiences.
"Today's broken financial services infrastructure hurts everyday Americans, especially those living paycheck to paycheck," said Arjan Schütte, Founder and Managing Partner of Core Innovation Capital. "Atomic is at the forefront of creating a faster, safer and more inclusive financial infrastructure and shares Core's mission of financial empowerment."