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Fintechs, once lauded, incorrectly, as the greatest threat to community banks and credit unions, traditionally sought to disrupt the consumer banking experience. Venmo and PayPal made exchanging money easier. Wealthfront and Robinhood brought investing directly to the consumer. However, the small business market has seen the least amount of attention and thus, disruption.
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