FISPAN
FISPAN is a Vancouver-based fintech company that provides embedded banking solutions, integrating banking services directly into ERP and accounting software platforms to help businesses streamline financial operations.
Company facts
- Founded
- 2016
- Headquarters
- Canada
- CEO
- Lisa Shields
About
FISPAN is a leading financial technology company that revolutionizes how businesses manage their financial operations by seamlessly integrating banking capabilities directly into their enterprise resource planning (ERP) or accounting software systems. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in downtown Vancouver, Canada, FISPAN enables companies to connect their bank accounts, initiate payments, manage cash flow, and automate reconciliation processes without ever leaving their preferred financial platform. As the market leader in embedded ERP banking, FISPAN serves as a bridge between financial institutions and business clients, providing banks with a powerful platform to deploy embedded financial products and services. The company partners with 11 of the largest banks in North America, including J.P. Morgan Chase, Wells Fargo, TD Bank, and Bank of Montreal, and transmits over $40 billion in annual payment volume. FISPAN's cloud-native API orchestration platform integrates with leading ERP and accounting software solutions such as Oracle NetSuite, Sage Intacct, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, QuickBooks Online, Xero, and Workday. The company's comprehensive suite of embedded banking solutions includes accounts payable automation, accounts receivable management, cash management and reporting, and bank feeds. By eliminating error-prone manual processes and providing real-time financial data visibility, FISPAN helps finance teams save significant time, reduce operational costs, and make more informed business decisions. Led by founder and CEO Lisa Shields, a fintech veteran who previously founded Hyperwallet (acquired by PayPal in 2018), FISPAN is on a mission to fundamentally transform the way companies interact with their banks.