AI has already created some of the biggest winners of this decade. Data center giants like Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN), chipmakers like Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA), and cloud providers like Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) all surged as investors realized AI devours computing power and never stops running. Those stocks captured the first leg of the boom, but they are no longer the only story.
The real power of AI goes far beyond chips. Its advantage is flexibility; it can be dropped into any industry to slash costs, boost efficiency, and create new business models. Finance is the clearest frontier because money itself is just data.
The proof is undeniable: the AI-in-fintech market jumped from $22.5 billion to $32.2 billion in just two years and is set to surpass $79 billion by 2030, adding $10 billion of opportunity year after year.
This is why fintech is now the second wave of AI, and potentially the most profitable. Companies are already using AI to speed up payments, stop fraud, sharpen lending, and deliver personalized services. Just as investors piled into data centers to ride the first wave, fintech is the next must-own opportunity, and one stock sits right at the center of it.
That stock is FintechWerx (Canada Ticker: WERX). a stock which is poised to become the next big winner, delivering the kind of profits like that Mr. Buffett likes.
While the market chases chip stocks at record highs, WERX is solving the problems banks and payment processors can’t: instant transactions, airtight compliance, and ironclad security.
Early investors and institutions are only beginning to take positions. Getting in early could be the difference between riding the next explosive leg higher or being left behind on the sidelines.
Buffett, the oracle of Omaha has already illustrated the upside by backing fintech Nu, where Berkshire’s stake rode a multi-bagger move as the stock climbed from $3 to nearly $20 per share.
Miss This, Miss the Next Nvidia-like Surge
The numbers speak for themselves. The AI market is set to rocket from $371 billion in 2025 to over $2.407 billion by 2032. At the same time, global SaaS is projected to surge from $315 billion in 2025 to more than $1.1 trillion by 2032. Now picture a company sitting right at the intersection of both, with fintech layered on top. That is the setup investors dream about.
In the industrial age, oil was the resource that powered everything. In the digital age, it’s transactions. AI doesn’t just generate data, it creates commerce, billions of payments, subscriptions, and micro-transfers flowing nonstop across 120+ currencies. Every AI download, every SaaS subscription, every automated workflow triggers money in motion. Without platforms that can move, secure, and optimize these flows, the system will buckle. The companies that own these pipelines (as well as their earliest investors) will own the profits.
The catch is that Wall Street has already feasted on the first AI winners. Nvidia cornered the chip market, Microsoft owned the cloud, and Amazon dominated the data centers. Their massive upside is already realized. The real money now lies in spotting the next indispensable infrastructure play.
That is where WERX comes in. It’s a small-cap innovator solving what banks and legacy processors cannot: fragmented onboarding, fraud prevention, compliance, and multi-currency payments.
Once a company switches to FintechWerx, it sticks by them. Add white-label partnerships on top, and adoption can spread across industries faster than you can blink. Early investors continue to enjoy lower entry costs, benefiting from compounding growth as adoption accelerates.
With an early growth similar to Nvidia, you don’t want to miss out on WERX before the biggest gains will have already passed.
The Bullish Case for FintechWerx
Most fintech companies look sleek on the surface, but peel back the layers and they’re a mess. Companies are forced to juggle one provider for onboarding, another for payments, and a third for compliance. Every extra vendor adds cost, delays, and risk. That’s why so many processors stall out, they’re stuck with patchwork systems that simply can’t handle the scale of modern commerce.
WERX flips that broken model. It delivers three products that connect into one unified platform:
- EMT-Werx handles electronic money transfers and payouts at scale, essentially replacing slow legacy rails with faster, more efficient transfers.
- IDV-Werx provides advanced identity verification, giving companies compliance and AI-powered fraud protection on every account and transaction.
- Payment-Werx enables multi-currency processing across cards, ACH (the U.S. bank-to-bank transfer network), EFT (the global standard for electronic funds transfers), wallets, and even crypto, unlocking global reach in over 120 currencies.
Together, these tools create the kind of ecosystem companies can’t find anywhere else. Fast onboarding in days, seamless payments, airtight compliance, and real-time analytics all in one place. Once a business integrates with FintechWerx, switching back would feel like trading a smartphone for a flip phone.
This is how market leaders are born. Nvidia became indispensable because every AI company needed its chips.
WERX could do the same in finance, and this is why investors need to consider getting in today while the stock is still at around $2.50 per share – before it shoots up to over $10.
