Checking Startup Ideas

3 years ago

An online service for checking if your data is at risk from hackers.

361

3 years ago

A digital bank from Italy that gives customers free checking with no monthly fees.

191

2 years ago

A startup that wants to make banking more like social media. The startup is building a “challenging” banking experience that integrates notifications, product recommendations and social aspects. A new way to bank that would be more like checking your Facebook stream for information and then making a purchase.

189

3 years ago

A San Francisco startup aiming to become the first credit union to offer free checking and savings accounts to any member of the U.S. Armed Forces.

157

10 months ago

A company focused on helping consumers and small businesses manage their money using a single integrated app, including credit cards and checking accounts.

154

3 years ago

A “checking card” to help startups get paid. It’s a card that can be used for all of a company’s purchases, including things like affiliate marketing or advertising.

153

2 years ago

A company that provides fact-checking and verification services to publishers and media companies

153

1 year ago

A company that offers a suite of banking and financial service products, including a debit card, checking account, and loan.

144

3 years ago

A SaaS offering that helps banks integrate their checking accounts with their mobile apps.

141

3 years ago

A startup that wants to make the “banking process” easy for millennials. The CEO says that half of millennials don’t have checking accounts, and another third don’t have credit cards. They want to do for banking what Mint did for personal finance.

135

3 years ago

A tool for helping to make sure your website is secure, with features like a blacklist of bad sites and features for checking a website’s SSL certificate.

128

3 years ago

An employee-owned bank with a focus on small businesses, offering free checking accounts and savings accounts.

128

3 years ago

A platform for checking the health of a person’s gut and soon their overall health.

126

3 years ago

Patent: A “system and method for checking work hours in a time-tracking system”. The startup is looking to extend this service to software projects.

116

3 years ago

A business plan for a startup is like a sales pitch. It’s vague. It’s hard to see its potential. And it’s hard to know if it’s worth checking out. So many founders miss out on the chance to grow their business because they don’t have this thing called a business plan that explains how they’ll do it. The goal of this startup is to make it easy for anyone to write that plan. It’s currently only available in the Bay Area.

105

3 years ago

A startup that cuts banks out of the process of opening a checking account by building its own app. The startup has a mobile app that would allow customers to log in to their bank, make savings and investment plans, and keep track of their spending.

103

3 years ago

A digital assistant for checking your credit and bank accounts, aiming to be “the financial hub of your life”.

103

1 year ago

A way for people to verify their identity and prevent fraud by checking their identity against a government database, such as a driver's license or passport.

103

3 years ago

It’s a company that hires independent researchers to evaluate the credibility of news stories. The startup says it has a staff of more than 30 researchers in the US and Europe and claims to be the fastest growing news-biased fact-checking startup in the US.

93

2 years ago

A $5 device that connects to your browser and helps you keep track of your spending. The device tracks your checking account and credit card transactions, and lets you enter receipts, to see where your money is going.

92

2 years ago

This facial recognition app from two MIT grads has gotten attention for its integration with a number of services. People can use it to verify their identity in places like checking their bank account, paying at a store, or using a credit card.

90

2 years ago

A tool for checking the quality of content on Instagram. The startup is often used to check the quality of organic tagging on the platform.

87

2 years ago

Wrapping up our list of the best startups in Y Combinator’s class of 2020, we've selected 5 startups from the batch that had the best business ideas and the best execution. (If you're curious, we'd recommend checking out the list of the top Y Combinator startups of 2019 here .)

82

1 year ago

The startup will use its software to help companies track their employees’ time. It provides a real-time map of what everyone is doing, like seeing which employee is in a meeting with a client, which employee is checking in with a new client, and how much time they spent on each task.

81

11 months ago

The startup’s goal is to “build the easiest way to get your bank account information from your checking account into your credit card application”.

81

9 months ago

A startup for checking out and buying expensive artifacts, like guitars and art, that you can’t afford, but still like the look of.

81

1 year ago

A tool to help people get their doctor to prescribe cheaper medications by checking Medicare cost data and comparing it to what a doctor’s office would charge for that medication.

78

2 years ago

A personal finance app for millennials. The company wants to be a “bank for millennials”, providing a no-fee checking account and a way to invest in stocks and bonds.

69

1 year ago

A startup aiming to help finance professionals automate the process of checking a credit report, and prioritize the best deals for their clients.

69

1 year ago

A platform that helps financial institutions, including banks and credit unions, provide services like checking accounts and loans. These services are typically offered by financial advisors and brokers.

67

1 year ago

A web-based platform for executing and checking off tasks from a single dashboard, built for project managers.

66

1 year ago

A new way of looking at how to use the internet. The company aims to help users break free from the internet and its addictive habits, like checking email and social media.

58

1 year ago

A digital food safety application for importing food. It’s a tool for checking food safety once it’s on the plane, and an app to allow governments to track food in transit.

57

10 months ago

After selling their hardware startup Linear, the founders of the company started SaaS software startup Level which is building out an integrated package to help people manage their finances. Level’s goal is to be a one-stop-shop for checking your credit scores and loans, and paying bills.

57

2 years ago

The company is building a facial recognition product for hotels, enabling them to identify guests from photos and automatically adjust room rates. In this way, staying at a hotel is a more seamless process – the process of checking in and out is handled automatically.

53

11 months ago

For people who are accustomed to checking their email every few minutes, this startup wants to help them build a habit of checking their email only once a day to see what’s new and respond to important messages.

51

11 months ago

A platform for people who want to build a new product or service and figure out if others are interested in it, checking to see if the market is big enough to sustain the product. It is built around a network of users who offer feedback on new products.

50

8 months ago

A platform for small businesses to learn about and manage legal compliance requirements, including checking on licenses and other compliance requirements.

49

11 months ago

A startup that lets people use a credit card online to pay for their bills, with a simple mobile app for checking their balances and payments.

47

9 months ago

Fintech startup that wants to create a simpler and more secure digital banking experience for consumers by offering free checking accounts.

47

11 months ago

A startup working on a software platform that allows people to open a checking account online, no matter where they live. The startup is working with over 50 banks and credit unions.

44

6 months ago

A tool for managing your personal finances, including checking account and credit card management.

42

11 months ago

A startup backed by the government of Israel that uses artificial intelligence to sniff out fake news and propaganda online and provide granular fact-checking and narrative correction.

37

2 months ago

A startup that wants to help people and businesses manage their money. It’s a platform that connects customers to a variety of different services and tools, including insurance agencies, banks, credit card companies, and checking accounts.

28

2 months ago

A facial recognition tool for checking employee ID.

27

2 months ago

An SaaS product that helps companies manage their supply chain and inventory more efficiently, checking in with vendors constantly and letting them know what’s going on at any given time.

25

2 months ago

A digital wallet for people who don’t have a traditional checking account. Users get a Visa debit card that can be used for online purchases. The startup is mostly focused on the U.S. market, but it’s also expanding into Brazil and Mexico.

23

1 month ago

A tool that allows employees to manage their personal finances, from managing credit cards to checking accounts to managing travel miles and more.

21

1 month ago

An AI that cares for elderly people at home by monitoring them and checking in regularly, and alerting if they have a fall and need medical attention. It’s currently being used in South Korea.

19

9 days ago

A startup that gives users the ability to pay their bills, get loans, or pay their rent directly from their checking account, without the use of a credit card.

19

2 months ago

“A new kind of bank account that gives you free money”. A new account that is meant to be an alternative to the checking account that doesn’t have overdraft fees just like a checking account. Instead, the account has a debit card in addition to the free money.

17

1 month ago

An online-only, mobile-only, and brick-and-mortar-focused bank for the underbanked. It focuses on low-income customers, offering a basic branchless banking service with no fees. It’s a new type of bank that allows customers to overdraw their checking account without charge and to access their savings account via an app.

10

3 years ago

Idea: A startup that wants to make it easier for the under-banked to get an online checking account. The startup is working with a number of different providers to make sure they have a bank account for the right price, no matter who you are.

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Checking Startup Ideas

An online service for checking if your data is at risk from hackers.

A digital bank from Italy that gives customers free checking with no monthly fees.

A San Francisco startup aiming to become the first credit union to offer free checking and savings accounts to any member of the U.S. Armed Forces.

A company focused on helping consumers and small businesses manage their money using a single integrated app, including credit cards and checking accounts.

A “checking card” to help startups get paid. It’s a card that can be used for all of a company’s purchases, including things like affiliate marketing or advertising.

A company that provides fact-checking and verification services to publishers and media companies

A company that offers a suite of banking and financial service products, including a debit card, checking account, and loan.

A SaaS offering that helps banks integrate their checking accounts with their mobile apps.

A startup that wants to make the “banking process” easy for millennials. The CEO says that half of millennials don’t have checking accounts, and another third don’t have credit cards. They want to do for banking what Mint did for personal finance.

A tool for helping to make sure your website is secure, with features like a blacklist of bad sites and features for checking a website’s SSL certificate.

An employee-owned bank with a focus on small businesses, offering free checking accounts and savings accounts.

A platform for checking the health of a person’s gut and soon their overall health.

Patent: A “system and method for checking work hours in a time-tracking system”. The startup is looking to extend this service to software projects.

A startup that cuts banks out of the process of opening a checking account by building its own app. The startup has a mobile app that would allow customers to log in to their bank, make savings and investment plans, and keep track of their spending.

A digital assistant for checking your credit and bank accounts, aiming to be “the financial hub of your life”.

A way for people to verify their identity and prevent fraud by checking their identity against a government database, such as a driver's license or passport.

It’s a company that hires independent researchers to evaluate the credibility of news stories. The startup says it has a staff of more than 30 researchers in the US and Europe and claims to be the fastest growing news-biased fact-checking startup in the US.

A $5 device that connects to your browser and helps you keep track of your spending. The device tracks your checking account and credit card transactions, and lets you enter receipts, to see where your money is going.

This facial recognition app from two MIT grads has gotten attention for its integration with a number of services. People can use it to verify their identity in places like checking their bank account, paying at a store, or using a credit card.

A tool for checking the quality of content on Instagram. The startup is often used to check the quality of organic tagging on the platform.

Wrapping up our list of the best startups in Y Combinator’s class of 2020, we've selected 5 startups from the batch that had the best business ideas and the best execution. (If you're curious, we'd recommend checking out the list of the top Y Combinator startups of 2019 here .)

The startup will use its software to help companies track their employees’ time. It provides a real-time map of what everyone is doing, like seeing which employee is in a meeting with a client, which employee is checking in with a new client, and how much time they spent on each task.

The startup’s goal is to “build the easiest way to get your bank account information from your checking account into your credit card application”.

A startup for checking out and buying expensive artifacts, like guitars and art, that you can’t afford, but still like the look of.

A tool to help people get their doctor to prescribe cheaper medications by checking Medicare cost data and comparing it to what a doctor’s office would charge for that medication.

A personal finance app for millennials. The company wants to be a “bank for millennials”, providing a no-fee checking account and a way to invest in stocks and bonds.

A startup aiming to help finance professionals automate the process of checking a credit report, and prioritize the best deals for their clients.

A platform that helps financial institutions, including banks and credit unions, provide services like checking accounts and loans. These services are typically offered by financial advisors and brokers.

A web-based platform for executing and checking off tasks from a single dashboard, built for project managers.

A new way of looking at how to use the internet. The company aims to help users break free from the internet and its addictive habits, like checking email and social media.

A digital food safety application for importing food. It’s a tool for checking food safety once it’s on the plane, and an app to allow governments to track food in transit.

After selling their hardware startup Linear, the founders of the company started SaaS software startup Level which is building out an integrated package to help people manage their finances. Level’s goal is to be a one-stop-shop for checking your credit scores and loans, and paying bills.

The company is building a facial recognition product for hotels, enabling them to identify guests from photos and automatically adjust room rates. In this way, staying at a hotel is a more seamless process – the process of checking in and out is handled automatically.

For people who are accustomed to checking their email every few minutes, this startup wants to help them build a habit of checking their email only once a day to see what’s new and respond to important messages.

A platform for people who want to build a new product or service and figure out if others are interested in it, checking to see if the market is big enough to sustain the product. It is built around a network of users who offer feedback on new products.

A platform for small businesses to learn about and manage legal compliance requirements, including checking on licenses and other compliance requirements.

A startup that lets people use a credit card online to pay for their bills, with a simple mobile app for checking their balances and payments.

Fintech startup that wants to create a simpler and more secure digital banking experience for consumers by offering free checking accounts.

A startup working on a software platform that allows people to open a checking account online, no matter where they live. The startup is working with over 50 banks and credit unions.

A tool for managing your personal finances, including checking account and credit card management.

A startup backed by the government of Israel that uses artificial intelligence to sniff out fake news and propaganda online and provide granular fact-checking and narrative correction.

A startup that wants to help people and businesses manage their money. It’s a platform that connects customers to a variety of different services and tools, including insurance agencies, banks, credit card companies, and checking accounts.

A facial recognition tool for checking employee ID.

An SaaS product that helps companies manage their supply chain and inventory more efficiently, checking in with vendors constantly and letting them know what’s going on at any given time.

A digital wallet for people who don’t have a traditional checking account. Users get a Visa debit card that can be used for online purchases. The startup is mostly focused on the U.S. market, but it’s also expanding into Brazil and Mexico.

A tool that allows employees to manage their personal finances, from managing credit cards to checking accounts to managing travel miles and more.

An AI that cares for elderly people at home by monitoring them and checking in regularly, and alerting if they have a fall and need medical attention. It’s currently being used in South Korea.

A startup that gives users the ability to pay their bills, get loans, or pay their rent directly from their checking account, without the use of a credit card.

“A new kind of bank account that gives you free money”. A new account that is meant to be an alternative to the checking account that doesn’t have overdraft fees just like a checking account. Instead, the account has a debit card in addition to the free money.

Idea: A startup that wants to make it easier for the under-banked to get an online checking account. The startup is working with a number of different providers to make sure they have a bank account for the right price, no matter who you are.