EU and UK fintechs heading into the U.S. face a market nearly twice the size of Europe’s fintech sector. It has over 8,000 active fintech firms competing for users and investor attention. This makes awareness and credibility early on a major challenge.
Many founders underestimate how different U.S. media, regulations, and customer expectations can be compared with those in their home markets. Without the right messaging and introductions, even the strongest products will go unnoticed.
That’s where specialist PR and communications agencies come in. In this guide, we’ve listed the top agencies that know U.S. fintech language and compliance in and out.Â
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1. Avenue Z
Avenue Z helps EU and UK companies turn fintech ideas into plain language that journalists and customers can grasp. The agency builds media relationships that place the business in credible business and tech publications.
They also guide founders through the entire process of market introduction, from funding news to product debuts. Performance tracking is a central goal at Avenue Z, so clients can see what attention converts into real business traction.

| Location: | New York, NY |
| Employees: | 50-100 |
| Industries: | Financial Technology, B2B Tech, Emerging Tech |
| Specialties: | PR & Media Relations, Strategic Communications, Corporate Communications, Thought Leadership |
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2. Fully Vested
Fully Vested approaches fintech PR with three main goals: clarity, credibility, and consistency. They shape founder stories, train executives for media, and build relationships with financial journalists who influence market trust.
Fully Vested also creates creative content to simplify technical products, while their digital campaigns target the right buyers. The agency also prepares brands for crises and reputational risks, ensuring messaging stays steady under scrutiny.

| Location: | New York, New York |
| Employees: | 50-200 |
| Industries: | Financial PR, Fintech |
| Specialties: | Message Development, Media Training, Crisis Communications |
3. Otter Public Relations
Otter Public Relations specializes in fast media access and clear brand positioning. Its team pitches stories directly to journalists, secures placements in high-traffic outlets, and builds online credibility through reputation management.
They also have a dedicated content team that writes press features to explain complex products in simple terms. Fintech founders can also get media coaching from Otter so they speak with confidence when attention starts to grow.

| Location: | Orlando, Florida |
| Employees: | 11-50 |
| Industries: | Enterprise PR, Fintech |
| Specialties: | Media Coverage, Thought Leadership, Online Presence |
4. Cognito
Cognito helps fintech brands transition to the U.S market through sharp but approachable storytelling and deep industry knowledge. Its teams translate complex products into simple messages that customers and investors can understand.
Meanwhile, their media specialists pitch stories to the global financial press and track which gain attention. They also have consultants to guide companies through high-growth phases, funding stages, and reputation risks.

| Location: | London, England |
| Employees: | 51-200 |
| Industries: | Finance, Technology, Professional Services |
| Specialties: | Reputation Management, Content Marketing, Strategic Positioning |
5. Chatsworth Communications
Chatsworth Communications boosts fintech visibility through strong messaging and broad media access. Its team defines what makes a product matter, then pushes that story through interviews, opinion pieces, and timely commentary.
Chatsworth also works closely with fintech leaders to manage reputation risks and tough announcements for the brand. Their campaigns combine traditional PR with digital promotion to reach a wide range of buyers and investors.

| Location: | London, England |
| Employees: | 11-50 |
| Industries: | Fintech, Financial Services |
| Specialties: | Narrative Engineering, Crisis Management, Strategic Communications |
6. Gregory FCA
Gregory FCA specializes in turning complex products into clear, credible stories that investors and customers understand. They also secure coverage in major financial media outlets, train executives to handle tough interviews, and shape thought leadership that earns trust.
Their PR campaigns support launches, partnerships, and funding news with stable and consistent messaging. Gregory also offers data tracking services, so brands know which stories gain traction and where to push harder next.

| Location: | Ardmore, PA |
| Employees: | 50-200 |
| Industries: | Financial Services, Fintech |
| Specialties: | PR and Media Relations, Investor Relations, Thought Leadership |
7. Caliber Corporate Advisers
Caliber Corporate Advisers positions fintech brands to succeed in the U.S. market through strong media ties in banking, payments, and digital assets. They land interviews, speaking slots, and coverage that put companies in front of the right decision-makers.
Their advisors also shape thought leadership that builds trust with investors and partners. Finally, their content, social media, and PR services stay aligned, so every campaign pushes the same message.

| Location: | New York City, NY |
| Employees: | 11-50 |
| Industries: | Fintech, Financial Services |
| Specialties: | Public Relations, Content Marketing, Crisis Management |
8. Luminous PR
Luminous PR builds media attention through direct journalist outreach and tailored story angles that match what editors actually want. They plan launch coverage, write press materials, and even set up interviews that put founders in front of the right audiences.
Their campaigns also combine digital marketing and thought leadership to keep momentum going after announcements. Additionally, they maintain regular reporting to keep the progress visible and show where media traction is forming.

| Location: | London, England |
| Employees: | 11-50 |
| Industries: | Fintech, Insurtech, B2B Tech |
| Specialties: | Media Relations, Content Writing, Digital Marketing |
9. Hotwire Global
Hotwire Global turns complex fintech concepts into clear, strategic communications backed by data and media relationships. They also secure placements in the right outlets to position executives as industry voices in the U.S. market.
They take a data-backed approach to marketing, linking storytelling with measurable outcomes with the help of real‑time dashboards and analytics. Hotwire also plans for reputation risks and adjusts strategies based on these results.

| Location: | San Francisco, California |
| Employees: | 201-500 |
| Industries: | Tech Brands, Fintech |
| Specialties: | Proactive Messaging, Crisis Resilience, Global Scalability |
10. William Mills Agency
William Mills Agency uses a proprietary planning process to create narratives tailored to key media, analysts, and industry influencers.
The agency secures press placements, arranges executive interviews, and develops content for EU and UK fintech brands entering the U.S. market. They also track performance to adjust strategies accordingly.

| Location: | Atlanta, Georgia |
| Employees: | 11-50 |
| Industries: | Finance, Fintech |
| Specialties: | Content Marketing, Crisis Communications, Paid Advertising |
Helping Fintechs Break Into the U.S. Market With Confidence
When expanding a fintech company from Europe or the UK into the U.S., it’s not enough to have a strong product. You need to do a lot more to be seen, understood, and trusted. The right PR and communications partner can help you navigate media, regulators, and customer expectations. If you want a clear edge, choose an agency with proven U.S. experience.Â
Ready to make a confident, strategic U.S. launch? Contact Avenue Z today.
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