Introducing Tearsheet’s Acquire Awards 2023

Announcement, Awards

Tearsheet launches the Vision Awards to honor financial services leaders

• This year’s winners include executives from Revenued, Happen Bank, Worth, Lumin Digital, Fruitful, and Best Egg.
• Their contributions span SMB access to capital, bank transformation, consumer finance, digital banking, and responsible growth.

5 questions, Awards, Banking

How Pathward helps partners grow with confidence

• Pathward was named Partner Bank of the Year at the Tearsheet Big Bank Theory Awards 2026.
• Will Sowell, Chief Customer Officer at Pathward, discusses what fintechs need from a bank partner today, balancing innovation with risk and compliance, and how Pathward is adapting to market changes.

Announcement, Awards

What progress in payments looks like: The Power of Payments Awards 2026

• Tearsheet’s Power of Payments Awards 2026 acknowledge the companies turning payments innovation into practical value for consumers, businesses, and the financial services industry.
• This year’s winners, including TabaPay, Intuit, Clair, Nium, Splitit, and Payoneer, are addressing different parts of the payments equation, from the infrastructure behind money movement to how businesses manage spending, workers access wages, and companies transact across borders.

Announcement, Awards

Banking’s big ideas get their moment: The Big Bank Theory Awards 2026

• Tearsheet’s Big Bank Theory Awards celebrate the companies pushing banking beyond its traditional boundaries.
• The 2026 winners, including Temenos, Citizens, Pathward, Octane and Huntington Bank, Parafin, PayJoy, CineFi, DailyPay, and Lumin Digital, are tackling some of banking’s biggest shifts across technology, infrastructure, payments, and access.

5 questions, AI Innovation, Awards

How Casap is rethinking dispute resolution with agentic AI

• Casap was named AI Company of the Year at the Tearsheet AI Innovation Awards 2026.
• CEO Shanthi Shanmugam discusses how the agentic AI-powered dispute platform works, where human judgment remains essential, and the future of agentic AI in dispute management.