Industry marketplaces

Financial services & fintech app marketplaces

Financial-services marketplaces connect developers with core banking, payments, accounting, lending, and financial-institution workflows. They often combine formal partner programs, technical certification, and curated distribution to regulated or operationally sensitive customers.

This collection is designed for teams evaluating the route to market for fintech applications, API integrations, and pre-integrated financial products. It distinguishes published facts from terms that are only available through partner engagement.

Marketplaces
9
Verified profiles
9
Platform categories
2
Documented reviews
6

Marketplaces for financial services & fintech

9 listed
Property management and real estate technology

An industry-specific marketplace for AppFolio property-management apps, proptech integrations, and related accounting, consulting, and operational solutions.

OnboardingNot publicly specified.
CommissionNot publicly specified.
Moderate· L2
Financial services and fintech application marketplace

A financial-services marketplace where fintech publishers distribute applications and integrations built with Finastra APIs, SPIs, datasets, and developer tooling.

OnboardingNot publicly specified
CommissionNot publicly specified
Advanced· L3
General SaaS

Fiserv AppMarket is a curated marketplace for pre-integrated fintech applications serving Fiserv-connected banks, credit unions, and financial-services platforms.

OnboardingNot publicly specified
CommissionNot publicly specified
Enterprise· L4
Food systems, restaurants, and food-service operations

A live Foodics catalog for restaurant-focused third-party apps spanning ordering, delivery, accounting, ERP, inventory, loyalty, payments, reservations, and analytics.

OnboardingNot publicly specified.
CommissionNot publicly specified for Marketplace publishers; commissions described in separate referral or reseller programs are not treated as Marketplace economics.
Moderate· L2
Ecommerce

A marketplace for discovering certified third-party and NetSuite-built applications that extend NetSuite functionality.

OnboardingNot publicly specified
CommissionNot publicly specified
Advanced· L3
General SaaS

Intuit's app marketplace for discovering third-party and Intuit-built integrations that extend QuickBooks for business workflows.

OnboardingNot publicly specified
CommissionNot publicly specified
Advanced· L3
Ecommerce

Square App Marketplace is Square’s official catalog for discovering third-party apps that connect with Square seller accounts across payments, commerce, retail, restaurants, and business operations.

OnboardingNot publicly specified
CommissionNot publicly specified
Advanced· L3

Workday Marketplace

Workday, Inc.

General SaaS

Official Workday catalog for discovering trusted apps, agents, and partner solutions that extend the Workday platform.

OnboardingNot publicly specified
CommissionNot publicly specified
Advanced· L3
AI agents

Xero App Store

Xero Limited

General SaaS

Xero’s official marketplace for discovering, evaluating, and connecting third-party apps that extend Xero for small businesses and accounting practices.

OnboardingNot publicly specified
CommissionNot publicly specified
Advanced· L3

Frequently asked questions

Which financial services & fintech marketplaces are listed?

9 marketplaces: AppFolio Stack Marketplace, Finastra App Finder (FusionFabric.cloud), Fiserv AppMarket, Foodics App Marketplace, NetSuite SuiteApp Marketplace, QuickBooks App Store, Square App Marketplace, Workday Marketplace, Xero App Store.

What can developers build for financial services & fintech platforms?

The directory profiles document the source-backed integration types, developer portals, APIs, publishing routes, review processes, and example applications available for each host platform.

Do all marketplaces require a formal security review?

6 of 9 listed marketplaces document a formal security or listing review. When public sources do not specify a universal review requirement, the profile marks that requirement as not publicly specified rather than inferring that it is not required.