Rutter (YC S19) — The unified API for business financial data
Rutter is the unified API infrastructure powering the next generation of B2B fintech. We help tech-forward companies build seamlessly integrated financial products by connecting to their customers' systems of record, from accounting platforms to e-commerce systems.
Rutter is a Y Combinator company in the Summer 2019 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: The Unified API for Business Financial Data. The founders listed are Eric Yu (Founder), Peter Zhou (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, May 2, 2019).
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Rutter is the unified API infrastructure powering the next generation of B2B fintech. We help tech-forward companies build seamlessly integrated financial products by connecting to their customers' systems of record, from accounting platforms to e-commerce systems.
The financial operations landscape is fragmented across hundreds of platforms (QuickBooks, NetSuite, Shopify, Stripe, etc.). Without Rutter, companies must spend thousands of engineering hours building and maintaining these critical integrations.
Our Universal API provides the same level of granularity as direct integrations while using a single, consistent schema. This enables our customers to build end-to-end workflows for financial planning, lending, expense management, AP/AR automation, and more, in days, not months.
Leading fintechs like Mercury, Airwallex, and Orb trust Rutter to power their integrated financial solutions.
Learn more: https://www.rutter.com/
Eric Yu
Founder
Peter Zhou
Founder
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