Full-Time
Posted on 11/1/2025
Fintech data connectivity and enhancement platform
No salary listed
Lehi, UT, USA
Hybrid
Hybrid role; in-office Lehi, UT with remote work allowed.
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MX is a fintech company that provides businesses with tools to improve their financial data capabilities. It uses proprietary technology to securely link, verify, and enhance financial data through its APIs and developer tools, enabling companies to build personalized money experiences for customers. The product works by connecting various financial data sources, enriching the data, and delivering it through integrated APIs, with a high volume of activity (over 150 million transactions per day) to support rapid data processing and real-time insights. Compared to competitors, MX differentiates itself with a robust data engine and industry-leading connectivity, along with a strong emphasis on security and compliance to safeguard data. The company aims to help consumers reach their financial goals by empowering businesses to deliver personalized, engaging experiences that drive customer engagement and growth.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Series C
Total Funding
$472.7M
Headquarters
Lehi, Utah
Founded
2010
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Remote Work Options
Wellness Program
Flexible Work Hours
And, MX is constantly investing in adding new connections to ensure MX is a top leader in Open Finance for its clients and consumers.
American Express forms data sharing partnership with MX.
American Express has formed a deal with financial data company MX Technologies, giving their users access to improved financial management capabilities. The API-powered data access agreement will offer customers new digital banking options by connecting their American Express accounts with third-party financial institutions and FinTech apps through MX, the companies said in a Thursday (Nov. 7) news release. By integrating these apps through MX, customers gain more transparency and control over where and how their American Express account data is shared, the release said. Customers can utilize American Expresses’ secure authentication procedures and avoid sharing their credentials, maintaining their privacy while improving data accuracy and reliability, and speeding up access to financial data
MX will integrate with Atomic to help financial providers more easily identify customers who could benefit from an account switch, and make it simple for consumers to actually switch.
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