Embedded lending and capital platform for marketplace and SaaS sellers
Parafin wraps lending, spend management, and savings products into a single API for marketplaces and vertical SaaS platforms to embed into their seller experience. The tech stack—Stripe, Plaid, Coinbase, Worldpay, payment and data infrastructure—reflects a capital-markets business handling real money, KYC, and underwriting decisions. Heavy engineering hiring (16 of 25 active roles) focused on platform evolution, ML infrastructure, and decisioning engines signals Parafin is scaling underwriting automation and partner data integration, not just API wrappers.
Parafin provides embedded financial-services infrastructure for marketplace and SaaS platforms serving small businesses. Rather than building lending in-house, platforms integrate Parafin's API to offer capital, spend management, and savings tools directly to sellers. The product leverages real-time performance data to customize loan offers and underwriting decisions. Founded in 2020, Parafin operates from San Francisco with 51–200 employees, all hiring currently concentrated in the United States. Active work spans partner integrations, underwriting automation, financial product APIs, and ML-driven decisioning—indicating a shift from a simple capital-distribution play toward a full underwriting platform.
React, AWS, PostgreSQL, Kubernetes, Apache Airflow, Databricks, and integrations with Stripe, Plaid, Coinbase, and Worldpay. Recently adopting dbt for analytics and transformation.
Yes. 16 of 25 active roles are engineering-focused, ranging from mid-level to senior and staff engineers. All hiring is currently in the United States.
San Francisco, California. Founded in 2020, privately held, with 51–200 employees.
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