Yodlee forms partnership with London fintech incubator Level39

Source: Yodlee

Yodlee continues to drive financial innovation around the world, announcing today a partnership with Europe's largest FinTech accelerator, the newly launched Level39, which is located at Canary Wharf.

The partnership extends Yodlee's proven data platform to Level39's financial startup members, helping them bring new, digital services and apps to market faster than ever before.

The Level39 partnership is through Yodlee's Interactive group, which works with hundreds of entrepreneurs, developers, and other partners to create and distribute new financial innovations powered by unique, transactional data.

The new partnership will offer Level39 startup members access to Yodlee Interactive's Application Programming Interfaces -- APIs which securely connect applications with users' financial accounts (i.e. banks, credit/debit cards, investments, loans, bills, and rewards) -- to power innovative financial apps. Already, Yodlee's API powers three of the fastest growing startups: OnTrees (the U.K.'s #1 financial app in the Apple App Store), EZBOB, and FreeAgent.

"We are very pleased to host Yodlee's Innovation Programme at Level39, as together we can help accelerate the creation of new solutions in the fintech space," says Eric van der Kleij, Head of Level39. "Level39's startup members will not only gain access to Yodlee Interactive's secure APIs, but the real magic is enabling our members to access and work with a range of anonymised datasets from Yodlee, which they can use to help create the next wave of applications and solutions in the fintech space. We're looking forward to supporting the progress of the Yodlee incubatees here at Level39."

"We're excited to partner with Level39, as they help startups and accelerator programs build inspiring and creative new business opportunities," says Jason O'Shaughnessy, Vice President of Yodlee Interactive. "Yodlee's trusted and secure network will help these innovators leverage financial data, and bring consumers in the U.K. engaging and personalized digital experiences." 

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