What does Jon Lynch Financial Group do?

JLFG (operating as Pillar) is a veteran-owned small business holding company headquartered in Florida; its SDVOSB certification is in progress. We operate seven products: insurance (Bask), insurance-agent intelligence (Velo), B2B lead data (Forge), merchant-cash-advance underwriting intelligence (Comet), MCA pipeline management (Vault), autonomous trading research (Quorum), and macOS productivity utilities (Sweep).

How do I contact JLFG?

Call (786) 777-8869 or email jonlynchfinancialgroup@gmail.com. For specific products, visit the relevant subdomain — each has its own contact path.

About Jon Lynch — Founder, Jon Lynch Financial Group

Background

Jon Lynch is the founder and CEO of Jon Lynch Financial Group, a veteran-owned financial technology holding company headquartered in Miami, Florida.

The company was founded in 2026 to do one thing: ship production-grade software to the kinds of licensed professionals — insurance producers, MCA brokers, quant traders, B2B sales teams — who depend on reliable infrastructure to make a living. Five subsidiaries now operate under the JLFG umbrella, sharing engineering, security, and reliability practices across the portfolio.

Mission

The mission is straightforward: build software that licensed professionals can run their business on. The customers JLFG serves operate inside regulatory regimes that punish unreliability — a missed license renewal can end a producer's career; a stuck MCA renewal can end a broker's commission run; a misfired trade can blow up a session's P&L. The portfolio is designed for that operating environment.

Veterans tend to learn that reliability is non-optional. That belief shapes the entire JLFG operating model — from the way we run infrastructure to the way we ship product changes.

How the Portfolio Came Together

The seven products were not built simultaneously. Each one started as a solution to a specific problem JLFG encountered in its own operations or in customer work, and was productized once the underlying tooling was reusable.

Velo emerged from work on insurance compliance — specifically the lack of any single, refreshed-daily source of producer license data across all 50 state DOIs.
Quorum grew out of internal experiments in multi-agent AI architectures applied to capital markets, with strict risk-halt invariants borrowed from defense systems thinking.
Forge exposes the data-enrichment infrastructure that powered JLFG's own sales experiments as a clean API.
Sweep is a developer utility built first for JLFG's own engineering team and released as a standalone product after demand from peer teams.

Veteran Status

JLFG is a veteran-owned business currently pursuing SDVOSB certification through the U.S. Small Business Administration’s VetCert program. SDVOSB certification verifies service-connected disability, ownership, and operational control by the qualifying veteran and, once granted, can qualify a business for set-aside and sole-source federal contracts.

For more on what SDVOSB status means and the specific federal acquisition vehicles SDVOSBs can pursue, see the credentials page.

Contact

For founder-level outreach — partnerships, federal contracting inquiries, press, or veteran technical talent introductions — email [email protected].

For product-specific inquiries, contact each subsidiary directly through its respective website: Velo, Quorum (invitation only), Forge, Sweep.