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§ Private Profile · San Francisco, CA, USA
Financial products for immigrants (acquired by JG Wentworth)
Stilt has raised $358.5M across 7 funding rounds.
Key people at Stilt.
Stilt was founded in 2015 by Priyank Singh (Founder) and Rohit Mittal (Founder/CEO).
Stilt has raised $358.5M in total across 7 funding rounds.
Stilt/Onbo enables you to launch credit products without a bank sponsor.
We have built APIs to abstract complexity around licenses, regulatory compliance, underwriting, loan management system, credit reporting, and debt capital.
We are backed by fintech investors including Y Combinator, Link Ventures, Hillsven Capital, Petrushka investments (early backer of Lending Club, Zillow, Check, Pets.com), and CEOs of billion-dollar fintech companies.
Key people at Stilt.
Stilt is a fintech company that built a digital lending platform focused on providing financial products tailored for immigrants in the United States. It serves immigrants and underserved consumers who often face challenges accessing traditional credit due to lack of credit history or documentation. Stilt’s platform offers personal loans and credit products that leverage proprietary data and alternative underwriting models to solve this problem. The company demonstrated strong growth by raising over $322 million in debt and equity and processing more than $5 billion in loan applications. In December 2022, Stilt was acquired by JG Wentworth, a financial services firm, to accelerate JG Wentworth’s entry into consumer lending with a hybrid digital and personalized loan origination model[1][5].
Stilt was founded in 2015 by Rohit Mittal and Priyank Singh, both with backgrounds in fintech and technology. The idea emerged from recognizing the financial exclusion faced by immigrants in the U.S., who often lack traditional credit histories but have strong repayment potential. Early traction came from building a powerful end-to-end digital lending platform and mobile applications that scaled to millions of consumers. The company also developed Onbo, an API product enabling other fintechs and neobanks to launch credit offerings without a bank sponsor. Stilt’s innovative approach attracted significant venture capital backing and positioned it as a leader in immigrant-focused lending before its acquisition by JG Wentworth in late 2022[3][5].
Stilt rides the trend of fintech innovation targeting underserved and niche markets, particularly immigrants who face barriers in traditional financial systems. The timing is critical as digital lending and alternative credit scoring gain traction, supported by advances in data analytics and regulatory technology. Market forces such as increasing immigrant populations and demand for inclusive financial products favor Stilt’s model. By integrating its platform with JG Wentworth’s established brand and customer base, Stilt influences the broader ecosystem by expanding access to credit and demonstrating scalable API-driven lending solutions for other fintechs[1][3][4][5].
Post-acquisition, Stilt’s technology and team are driving JG Wentworth’s expansion into personal loans for consumers with less-than-perfect credit, blending digital automation with personalized service. Future trends shaping their journey include growing demand for inclusive credit products, further integration of AI and machine learning in underwriting, and expansion of API-based lending platforms. Stilt’s influence is likely to evolve as a key enabler of fintech innovation in immigrant and underserved lending, helping JG Wentworth become a leading provider of consumer financial solutions. This acquisition marks a strategic pivot for JG Wentworth, leveraging Stilt’s digital capabilities to meet evolving consumer finance needs[1][3].
Stilt was founded in 2015 by Priyank Singh (Founder) and Rohit Mittal (Founder/CEO).
Stilt has raised $358.5M in total across 7 funding rounds.
Stilt's investors include Lisa Dolan, Claire Hughes Johnson, Gokul Rajaram, Josh Buckley, Ott Kaukver, Rahul Vohra, Hillsven Capital, Petrushka Investments, Accel, Acequia Capital, AlleyCorp, Arrive.
Stilt has raised $358.5M across 7 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $114.0M Debt / Series A in March 2022.