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Plaid Accelerate
A 5-month accelerator program for BIPOC-founded US fintech startups offering mentorship, workshops, bootcamp access, and 5 months of free access to Plaid technology.
This offer has ended and is no longer available through Sourcey.
What you get
- Free service5 months5 months of free access to Plaid’s technology
- Also on recordMentorship, training, virtual bootcamp, fundraising workshops, and partner network support
- Nothing to payNo purchase or commitment is part of this offer.
Who qualifies
All of these:
- Business is majority-owned by Black, Indigenous, or People of Color (BIPOC) founderscheckable
- Applicant must be 18 years or oldercheckable
- Business must be incorporated in the United Statescheckable
- Technology startups must be headquartered in the UScheckable
- Startups must have seed funding or sufficient capital to operate full-timecheckable
- Must be a full-time founder team with at least 1 full-time employeecheckable
- Must have product(s) released to general availability with meaningful customer tractioncheckable
- Participating companies should leverage financial data in their products, service, or operations (or show interest in leveraging this technology in the future for selection preference)vendor decides
How to apply
- AvailabilityPublic. Anyone who meets the conditions can apply.
- MethodApplication form at plaid.com/accelerate
- Operated byPlaid sets the terms and handles access.
- TermsNo separate terms page on record.
- On record since
Where this comes from
plaid.com/accelerate, 31 Jul 2026 (archived copy, Wayback 18 Apr 2024)
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Plaid Accelerate is a fintech accelerator program supporting founders who are Black, Indigenous, or People of Color.
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Plaid Accelerate is a fintech accelerator program supporting founders who are Black, Indigenous, or People of Color.
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