Full-Time
Cloud-based banking solutions for financial institutions
$21.25 - $32.93/hr
Entry, Junior
Lehi, UT, USA
nCino specializes in cloud-based banking solutions for financial institutions like banks and credit unions. Its main product, the nCino Bank Operating System, combines various banking functions such as loan origination, customer relationship management, and regulatory compliance into one platform. By using cloud technology, nCino helps banks streamline their operations, cut costs, and enhance customer experiences. The company operates on a subscription model, where clients pay a recurring fee for access to its software, along with additional fees for implementation and support services. This model provides a steady income and allows for continuous updates to the software. nCino has also expanded its offerings by acquiring SimpleNexus, which adds mobile mortgage technology to its suite. The company is known for its strong workplace culture, which contributes to its success and innovation in the financial technology sector.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Wilmington, North Carolina
Founded
2012
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Markets were awash in a sea of red this past week, and the broader gauges, such as the Dow and the SP 500 Stock Index, have touched correction territory, down at least 10% from their peaks. The FinTech IPO Index fared no better through the past five days, sinking 4.8%, and there were few positive returns to be seen among the downdraft. Macro concerns — particularly on tariffs and the as-yet-untold impact of a trade war — ruled the week. Financial sector names were among the hardest hit, particularly those with a presence in crypto markets, and Robinhood’s shares were more than 19.5% lower
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nCino, Inc. (NASDAQ: NCNO), the leading provider of intelligent, best-in-class banking solutions, today announced that San ju SanBank, a regional Japanese bank based in Yokkaichi City, will implement the nCino Mortgage Solution.By implementing the nCino Platform for its housing loan (mortgage) operations, San ju San Bank will replace manual tasks with digital, paperless processes. This will help reduce the workload of bank employees and create opportunities for more efficient workflows. With the time saved, the Bank aims to significantly enhance its internal processes, allowing employees to focus on delivering convenient, customer-centric and relationship-based experiences.“We’re proud to partner with San ju San Bank as it pursues its vision of becoming a leading financial group in Japan by adopting innovative technology,” said Itsuki Nomura, Representative Director and Country Manager at nCino. “We look forward to supporting the Bank’s continued success and deepening our presence in Japan.”
nCino has acquired Sandbox Banking for $52.5 million, with an additional earn-out of up to $10 million. This acquisition enhances nCino's integration capabilities, offering financial institutions faster deployments, pre-built adapters, AI services, and streamlined operations. The deal aims to improve data connectivity and operational efficiency for banks and credit unions, enabling them to deliver better customer experiences and meet regulatory requirements.
The FinTech IPO Index’s gains this past week — up 2.6% through Thursday (Feb. 6) across the past five sessions — were tied to a mix of newsworthy events. Earnings. Partnerships. And rumors of a possible takeover. Several names were up double digits through the past few days