Partners
Reporting needs more than an app
For a payment to become a credit record, someone has to know what was paid, by whom, and on time. That is why this product sits between the courts, the supervision system, reentry organisations and the credit bureaus.
Parish has not published a partner list. These are the roles the mechanism implies, not named partners.
In an incubator cohort
In July 2025 GeekWire reported that Parish was one of three startups in the inaugural Curinos FinTech Incubator, run by Curinos with the University of Washington’s CoMotion at Startup Hall in Seattle.
Courts and clerks
The payments start in the legal system. Reporting them requires the payment to be identifiable and the member to consent.
Supervision agencies
Probation and parole offices set recurring obligations. Those recurring payments are the raw material Jump works with.
Reentry organisations
Nonprofits already walking with people through reentry are the natural place for a member to hear about a credit product.
Lenders and CDFIs
A thinner, older credit file is the problem. A reported payment history is what changes it.
If you represent one of these
Start with the data question
The hard part is not the credit bureau integration; it is knowing, reliably, that a specific person paid a specific obligation on a specific date, and that the person consented to it being reported.
Partner with Parish
Courts, agencies, reentry organisations and lenders — the company is the one to ask about the details.