Finance
How much is a fintech or payments company's data worth?
Mercor publishes $80K to $900K for payments and commerce companies licensing transaction tables. See what buyers want and the rules to check first.
Check your company in nine questionsWhat buyers license
Years of transaction, order, inventory or shipment tables.
Published payout ranges
$80K to $900K
Mercor
Published range for payments and fintech companies.
$100K to $5M
Mode
Mode's headline range. It accepts finance companies with 10+ employees.
Ranges are what each buyer publishes, not offers. Checked October 24, 2026.
What AI buyers want from a payments company
Mercor's listing asks for years of transaction, order, inventory or shipment tables from a payments or commerce business. Long, consistent tables like these teach models how money and goods actually move.
What makes it worth more
- Long history. Several years of consistent tables.
- Clean structure. Stable schemas with documentation.
- Linked tables. Orders, payments, refunds and shipments that connect.
What to check first
Payment data comes with strict rules. Card numbers fall under card network security standards, and many financial companies are covered by the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act. Merchant and partner contracts often restrict sharing too. Expect heavy de-identification or aggregation, and get legal advice first.
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