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An SBLOC, or securities-backed line of credit, is a loan that allows investors to tap into the value of their investments without having to sell them. Investors can use their securities as collateral to borrow cash, providing a source of liquidity without disrupting their long-term investment strategy.

Bankish is revolutionizing the financial technology sector by offering modular software solutions specifically designed for credit provision and deposit management. Recognizing the unique needs of financial institutions, Bankish's platform provides operational customization, end-to-end process management, and cloud-based solutions that empower businesses to streamline their operations and enhance their capabilities.

Prizeout is an innovative ad-tech platform that is shaking up the way people access their money. Instead of a standard cash withdrawal, Prizeout allows users to convert their funds into digital gift cards from a curated marketplace. But that's not all - Prizeout sets itself apart by offering these gift cards with a twist: they often come with bonus rewards, discounts, or other special incentives.

In today's competitive business landscape, maintaining healthy cash flow is crucial for survival and growth. This is especially true for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Asia. Peakflo, a Singapore-based fintech startup, is on a mission to empower these businesses by providing a comprehensive revenue platform designed to optimize cash flow.

VegaX emerges as a prominent player in the cryptocurrency investment landscape, offering a comprehensive platform that caters to both novice and experienced investors. At its core, VegaX focuses on providing actionable cryptocurrency indexes and index-based asset management products, aiming to streamline and simplify the often complex world of crypto investing.

Datarails is an AI-powered financial planning and analysis (FP&A) platform specifically designed for Microsoft Excel users. In other words, it's a software tool that helps businesses with financial modeling and forecasting, but it works directly within Excel, a program most finance professionals are already familiar with.