Meet the people behind the fight against fraud. In the latest installment of our Fraud Fighter Spotlight series, we’re highlighting AppFolio's Kristina DiSanto, whose work focuses on helping property managers tackle fraud throughout the leasing process. By listening closely to property managers and prospective tenants, Kristina has learned that effective fraud prevention is about finding the right balance: creating enough “intentional friction” to help deter bad actors without making the experience harder for everyone else. Read her story: pla.id/appfolio
Plaid
Software Development
San Francisco , California 266,205 followers
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Plaid is a data network that powers the tools millions of people rely on to live a healthier financial life. Plaid works with thousands of companies like Venmo, SoFi, and Betterment, several of the Fortune 500, and many of the largest banks to make it easy for people to connect their financial accounts to the apps and services they want to use. Plaid’s network covers more than 12,000 financial institutions across the US, Canada, UK and Europe. Headquartered in San Francisco, the company was founded in 2013 by Zach Perret and William Hockey.
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- San Francisco , California
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Congrats Manus AI on the launch of Cue! Excited for folks to test out the personal finance features powered by Plaid! 👏
You can now manage your finances with Cue. Track your subscriptions, monitor spending trends, and put your bank accounts on autopilot. Powered by Plaid
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You can now manage your finances with Cue. Track your subscriptions, monitor spending trends, and put your bank accounts on autopilot. Powered by Plaid
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Welcome to the network, Decagon 🌐 Reconnecting accounts used to mean dropping out of the chat, an extra step where a lot of customers just gave up. Now, Decagon's agents can prompt users to securely reconnect their accounts through Plaid Link, right inside the conversation. Agentic customer support is one of the fastest-growing use cases in financial services. Plaid’s role is to provide the trust infrastructure that makes these agentic experiences possible, so our customers can meet the growing demand for more contextualized financial support. Dig into how it works: pla.id/decagon
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The bottleneck to AI's potential in finance has been connecting AI systems to permissioned financial data. Plaid is building the trust layer enabling secure access. We’re working with Decagon so their AI agents can complete helpful tasks, like completing a payment, directly inside a conversation with your favorite banking app.
We’re partnering with Plaid to make financial experiences with Decagon agents more seamless and secure. Many common financial services requests require customers to authenticate with their bank, which traditionally means leaving the conversation, logging in elsewhere, and coming back to finish what they started. With Plaid, customers can now securely connect their bank accounts directly within a Decagon conversation, allowing agents to help resolve issues around bank connections, failed payments, disputed charges, and more. And for financial tasks that unfold over days or weeks, Decagon agents can carry context forward and continue where the customer left off without requiring them to authenticate again. More on our partnership in the comments.
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My team and I have spent the last year exploring how AI companies can build truly helpful financial experiences with Plaid. Now, using Plaid to securely share their permissioned financial data within a Decagon agent, consumers using a personal finance app can do things like quickly connect new accounts, or get help fixing any broken bank account connection. If you’re attending Decagon Dialogues, I’ll be on stage with Affirm and Varo Bank to discuss how agentic customer experiences can create new value in financial services.
We’re partnering with Plaid to make financial experiences with Decagon agents more seamless and secure. Many common financial services requests require customers to authenticate with their bank, which traditionally means leaving the conversation, logging in elsewhere, and coming back to finish what they started. With Plaid, customers can now securely connect their bank accounts directly within a Decagon conversation, allowing agents to help resolve issues around bank connections, failed payments, disputed charges, and more. And for financial tasks that unfold over days or weeks, Decagon agents can carry context forward and continue where the customer left off without requiring them to authenticate again. More on our partnership in the comments.
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Today, Plaid announced a partnership with Decagon to power more helpful, proactive consumer finance-related workflows including customer support, onboarding, and consumer engagement. This signals an important evolution: Agentic AI is changing the way financial services and fintech companies engage with consumers. Example: For lenders with complex workflows requiring multiple process steps across several days, this integration helps keep the entire process in one streamlined flow, improving the borrower experience and reducing application drop offs. Here's a high-level breakdown of how it works: Problem: • Static customer support tickets or stalled onboardings could take hours, maybe even days to resolve • Prompts for financial account logins live in separate browsers outside a conversation and lead to drop-off • Bottom line: Time wasted and customers lost costs money Solution: • Real-time consumer-permissioned financial data happens directly in an agent conversation • Customer support requests are resolved in minutes and onboardings resumed seamlessly • Bottom line: Financial context leads to more helpful consumer experiences. As agents become more sophisticated and contextual, customer support shifts from a cost center to a revenue driver instead Thrilled to partner with Jesse Zhang, Ashwin Sreenivas, and the Decagon team - Roger Liang, Ariana Xiang, and the crew. More from me and Kathleen McGuirk in the comments. Reach out to learn more!
We’re partnering with Plaid to make financial experiences with Decagon agents more seamless and secure. Many common financial services requests require customers to authenticate with their bank, which traditionally means leaving the conversation, logging in elsewhere, and coming back to finish what they started. With Plaid, customers can now securely connect their bank accounts directly within a Decagon conversation, allowing agents to help resolve issues around bank connections, failed payments, disputed charges, and more. And for financial tasks that unfold over days or weeks, Decagon agents can carry context forward and continue where the customer left off without requiring them to authenticate again. More on our partnership in the comments.
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We’re partnering with Plaid to make financial experiences with Decagon agents more seamless and secure. Many common financial services requests require customers to authenticate with their bank, which traditionally means leaving the conversation, logging in elsewhere, and coming back to finish what they started. With Plaid, customers can now securely connect their bank accounts directly within a Decagon conversation, allowing agents to help resolve issues around bank connections, failed payments, disputed charges, and more. And for financial tasks that unfold over days or weeks, Decagon agents can carry context forward and continue where the customer left off without requiring them to authenticate again. More on our partnership in the comments.
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In financial services, less risk almost always costs you conversion. Account verification is the classic case: manual entry converts for some users, open banking is safer, and most teams accept the trade-off. Imprint didn't. Using Plaid's dynamic UX, they moved two-thirds of users onto more secure account linking with no hit to conversion. Less risk with no trade-off is rare in this industry. Thanks to the Imprint team for the great collaboration!
Imprint uses Plaid to strengthen bank account verification and catch return risk earlier, without adding friction for cardholders. 🎯 Goal: Reduce ACH return risk while keeping bank account linking seamless. 🏆 How they did it: By bringing instant and manual account linking into a single Plaid experience, Imprint increased Instant Auth adoption from 37% to 66% while keeping its bank account link rate steady. And with Plaid Database Auth, the return rate on manually linked accounts fell by roughly one-third. Read their story: pla.id/imprint
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