A crop of fintechs is trying to help banks and small businesses with the new $320 billion round of PPP loans. Here's what they're doing.

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How fintechs like Plaid and PayNet are working with lenders and small businesses on PPP applications and tracking documentation for loan forgiveness.
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A crop of fintechs is trying to help banks and small businesses with the new $320 billion round of PPP loans. Here's what they're doing.

A crop of fintechs is trying to help banks and small businesses with the new $320 billion round of PPP loans. Here's what they're doing.

Shannen Balogh | How fintechs like Plaid and PayNet are working with lenders and small businesses on PPP applications and tracking documentation for loan forgiveness.

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