We’re proud to announce that CNote has officially recertified as a B Corporation, once again meeting the rigorous standards of social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency set by B Lab.
This milestone reaffirms what we’ve always believed: financial innovation can be a force for good. Since our founding, we’ve been on a mission to close the wealth gap in the United States by directing capital to historically underserved communities through mission-driven financial institutions.
What B Corp Recertification Means
B Corps are not just businesses that aim to do less harm—they’re committed to doing more good. Every three years, B Corps must undergo a comprehensive reassessment of their practices across five categories: Governance, Workers, Community, Environment, and Customers.
This recertification isn’t a rubber stamp. It requires continuous improvement and intentional action to raise the bar. For CNote, that has meant deepening our relationships with CDFIs and mission-driven financial institutions, expanding access to capital for underserved communities, and growing our investor base of individuals and institutions committed to local economic empowerment.
Leading by Example in the B Corp Community
Recertifying as a B Corp places CNote among a global community of businesses that believe in accountability. As a recertified B Corp, we are proud to lead by example, showing that it’s possible to grow, scale, and innovate while committing to social responsibility and community uplift.
Celebrating the Journey
This recertification is a celebration of the collective work of our team, our partners, our clients, and the broader CNote community. It’s a moment to pause, reflect, and recommit to our founding belief: capital should work for everyone, not just the few.
If you’re an investor, a corporate treasurer, or a values-driven institution seeking to align your capital with your mission, we invite you to join us. With CNote, every dollar you deploy supports job creation, affordable housing, and small business growth in underserved communities across America.
