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PropTrack joins FinTech Australia’s partnership program

REA Group’s data business PropTrack has joined FinTech Australia’s ecosystem partnership program, becoming the 14th major partner the peak body has signed in a year.

The program embeds companies within the fintech ecosystem and assists in the fostering of relationships with the fintech industry’s key players.

PropTrack is a property data and valuations business servicing customers including Australia’s major banks with trusted property data analytics and insights, customised data platforms and an Automated Valuation Model (AVM).

Other companies involved in the program include: Xero, the Sydney Stock Exchange, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Mastercard, EY, Facebook, Google, eftpos, IDEMIA, Regional Australia Bank, RSM Australia and the Newcastle Permanent Building Society.

“This is an exciting partnership for FinTech Australia, as we’ve always seen a key link between the property sector and the fintech industry,” FinTech Australia CEO Rebecca Schot Guppy said.

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“Property is crucial to wealth and investment in Australia, there’s a substantial number of fintechs operating in the sector. Our partnership program will assist PropTrack in building those key relationships to help create new opportunities.”

Melina Cruickshank, Chief Executive Officer, PropTrack, said: “PropTrack is uniquely placed to provide unparalleled access to property data and insights through the integration of proprietary REA Group demand data and industry-leading software, apps and tools. We’re excited to connect with new fintechs to help build their competitive advantage with trusted market intelligence.”

 

FinTech Australia is a national association for the Australian FinTech Startup community. Our vision is to make Australia the leading market for FinTech Innovation and Investment by working with both sides of Government, Industry and the Australian FinTech community to create a supportive environment and partner ecosystem in Australia and abroad.

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