Fintechs Made Massive Profits on PPP Loans and Sometimes Engaged in Fraud, US House Committee Report Finds

Financial technology firms at the front lines of approving loans through the Paycheck Protection Program — intended to help small businesses survive during the pandemic — lacked fraud controls, chased high fees to the detriment of some borrowers and sometimes exploited their business relationships to arrange suspect loans for the companies’ own executives.

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