The license or the market
Where you can operate, and who already does.
Industries · Fintech
Finance desks will run a story they can defend. They will not run a slogan. You buy journalist links, in writing, on a 90-day clock. If we miss, the fee comes back.
The beat
Fintech coverage lives on a named product, a licensed market, a volume figure, or a customer a reporter can call. “We’re disrupting banking” is not a brief. A payments volume, a charter, or a treasury workflow that actually shipped is.
We stay off unregistered offerings, guaranteed returns, and anything that reads like a prospectus written by marketing. Desks stay off it too.
Who it’s for
Who should leave
What we need from you
Where you can operate, and who already does.
Processed, lent, held. A reporter can check.
A wire, a bank process, a two-day settlement. Be specific.
In one sentence
You buy journalist links. We have 90 days.
Miss the floor, and you don’t pay for hope.
Fintech
Twenty minutes. White-label report. Your client never needs to know we exist. If we shouldn’t take the work, we say so.
Other desks
Threat, product, and operator stories desks already have a hole for.
Providers, healthtech, and payer stories that survive a medical editor.
Firms and legal tech with a story a trade desk will actually run.
Development, brokerage, and proptech with a public fact attached.