Sweden is one of Europe's strongest fintech ecosystems. From digital banks and payment platforms to crypto asset management, on Eqvor you can invest in unlisted Swedish financial companies before they reach the stock exchange.
- 5 Swedish fintech and financial companies available on Eqvor today
- Exposure to digital banking, payments, corporate finance and crypto ETPs
- Northmill ranked by the Financial Times as one of Europe's fastest-growing companies
- Quartr with Avanza veteran Nicklas Storåkers as chairman of the board
- Unlisted shares, traded via Eqvor's digital platform
What are fintech and bank shares?
Fintech, or financial technology, is an umbrella term for companies that use technology to offer financial services in a way that is more efficient, more accessible or cheaper than traditional banks and financial institutions. This may involve digital banks, payment platforms, lending, business financing or the management of digital assets.
Bank shares are shares in companies with a banking licence that offer deposits, lending and payments under the supervision of the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority (Finansinspektionen). Sweden has a strong tradition of financial innovation and is home to several of Europe's most high-profile fintech companies, several of which are still unlisted.
Unlisted fintech and financial companies on Eqvor
Below you will find the fintech and financial companies currently available for trading on Eqvor. Click on a company to see current information, the price and how to place an order.
Swedish digital challenger bank with a banking licence since 2019. Offers lending, payments and accounts. Q1 2026: profit +117%, loan portfolio +43%. Ranked in the FT1000 list of Europe's fastest-growing companies.
See the shareCloud-based platform for invoicing, payment and customer communication for companies with recurring payment flows. Customers in telecoms, energy and insurance. Founded in 2011, Stockholm.
See the shareFintech platform for corporate spend management with company cards, receipt management and bookkeeping integrations. Licensed e-money institution supervised by Finansinspektionen. Founded in 2018, Stockholm.
See the shareAI-driven IR platform that digitises access to first-hand data from listed companies. Avanza veteran Nicklas Storåkers is chairman of the board. Founded in 2020, Stockholm.
See the shareRegulated asset management company that issues physically backed crypto ETPs listed on Nasdaq Stockholm, Nasdaq Helsinki and Deutsche Börse Xetra. First profitable year in 2025. Founded in 2022, Stockholm.
See the shareWhy invest in fintech companies?
The financial sector is undergoing a structural transformation in which technology-driven challengers are taking market share from traditional banks and financial institutions. Digital banks can scale with lower marginal costs, payment platforms handle billions of transactions without physical infrastructure, and AI is accelerating analytical capability within financial data.
Sweden has produced several of the world's best-known fintech companies, with Klarna as the clearest example. Many of the next generation of fintech companies are still unlisted and available on Eqvor, which gives investors the opportunity to get in early.
Risks to be aware of
Fintech companies operate under financial regulation that can change quickly and affect the business model. Digital banks are sensitive to the interest-rate environment and credit losses. Companies with crypto assets as their underlying expose the investor to a volatile asset class. Unlisted shares have lower liquidity than exchange-traded alternatives. Always carry out your own analysis before you invest.
Frequently asked questions about financial shares and fintech
What is a fintech company?
A fintech company is a business that uses technology to deliver financial services more efficiently than traditional banks. This may involve digital loans, payment apps, company cards, invoice management or asset management. Many fintech companies are supervised by Finansinspektionen and offer regulated services.
How do bank shares differ from fintech shares?
Bank shares are shares in companies with a full banking licence that are permitted to take deposits and carry out lending under stricter regulation. Fintech shares are broader and also include companies with limited authorisations, such as e-money institutions or payment service providers. Both categories are affected by the interest-rate environment and regulatory changes, but in different ways.
How do I buy financial shares on Eqvor?
Create an account on Eqvor, choose the financial company you want to invest in and place an order via the platform. Eqvor matches buyers and sellers on the unlisted market. Depending on whether the company is connected to Euroclear, the shares are delivered to your custody account or registered directly in the company's share register.
Company information based on public data and Eqvor's platform data, May 2026.
