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FiscalHive’s online marketplace makes it easier to create and discover loan packages, eliminating the need for brokers & middlemen and ushering in transparency for Credit Unions. Powered by Artifical Intelligence, it's capabilities will also extend to loan due-diligence and enable the entire transaction to be completed online; quick results at a dramatically reduced cost.

FiscalHive is a well-funded startup, founded by Silicon Valley veteran, Salil Pradhan (Venture Partner @ Draper Nexus ventures) and former fortune 500 executives Sameer Sonalkar (former CTO @ Blue Cross and VP @ UnitedHealthcare). FiscalHive is financially backed by a trusted insurance leader in the Credit Union space.

The companies’ board members and advisors include
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