Can someone summarize what a "fintech" company like Brex or Mercury provides that a bank or credit union does not?
The practice is often that you use technology to provide a half-arsed subset of the services that a traditional bank does, but you don't have a risk department so when there's a downturn in the market it turns out you're providing services to all the people a traditional bank didn't want to deal with for good reason.
After all it did work for PayPal.