Meet the future of FinTech
The First Curinos FinTech Incubator cohort
We’re proud to introduce the inaugural class of the Curinos FinTech Incubator, relaunched in 2025 in partnership with CoMotion at the University of Washington.
This powerful new program brings together startups redefining what’s possible in financial inclusion, personalization and behavioral innovation.
Selected from a competitive field, our 2025 cohort includes:
Nudge Money, CEO
Reagan Bonlie
Nudge Money (NYC): Helps credit unions and community banks personalize engagement using AI and behavioral science.
AltCred, CEO
Will Taylor
AltCred (Seattle & Milwaukee): Turns justice-related payments into credit-building opportunities for impacted families.
Prof of Wall Street, CEO
Amos Nadler
Prof of Wall Street (Toronto): Uses AI and behavioral finance to identify and correct investment biases in real time.
About the Program
Fintech Incubator
Curinos the decision intelligence provider for financial institutions, that brings together industry-exclusive expertise, insights, and analytics that help leading financial institutions grow their business, announced on March 18, 2025 a new partnership with CoMotion Labs to relaunch its fintech incubator at Startup Hall.
The incubator, which supported 18 fintech startups from 2018 through 2023 that have raised more than $140M in venture capital, had previously operated in partnership with BECU.
A Powerful Combination
This collaboration combines our expertise in key industry solutions and market-proven optimization tools with CoMotion’s strengths in incubation, partnerships, innovation, company formation and technology commercialization. Together, we’re accelerating the development of solutions that create meaningful impact in the fintech sector.
Core Benefits
The cohort-based program (in which a group of companies advance together through the duration of the program) provides a select group of startups per year a CoMotion Labs membership that provides:
- Coworking space with a dynamic community of entrepreneurs
- Critical infrastructure, including access to University of Washington resources
- Opportunities for learning, mentoring and networking