Eltropy has been named the No. 1 fastest-growing private company in Silicon Valley for 2023 by the Silicon Valley Business Journal. The award is the result of Eltropy's remarkable 621.8% revenue growth from 2020 to 2022. 

The Silicon Valley Business Journal annually ranks the top 25 fastest-growing private companies in the region based on verified financial data. Eltropy's exponential growth trajectory placed it at the top of this year's highly competitive list. Read the Eltropy cover story here. 

Eltropy's impressive ascent to the top reflects the company's unwavering commitment to transforming the digital communication landscape for credit unions and community banks with the power of Generative AI and an industry-first unified platform for digital conversations.

The COVID-19 pandemic posed substantial challenges to businesses worldwide, but it also presented opportunities for innovation and adaptation. Many of the fastest-growing private companies, including Eltropy, have leveraged the changing landscape to redefine their industries and grow to new levels of success.

“The increasing preference of doing nearly everything on our mobile devices, regardless of location, has been a driving force behind our growth,” Ashish Garg, Co-founder and CEO of Eltropy, told the newspaper. “We want to impact the lives of 100 million Americans through our technology, ensuring they have access to the best financial products and services, anytime and anywhere. We’re confident that over the next five years we will become an unstoppable force in the industry.”

In an era when strong digital communication is essential, Eltropy's unified platform has been instrumental in elevating member interactions, streamlining operations for more than 600 credit unions and community banks, and driving sustainable growth.

“This recognition from the Silicon Valley Business Journal reaffirms Eltropy's leadership position in the industry,” continued Garg. “We plan to leverage the momentum from this award by continuing to expand our platform and offerings.”