Board of directors
Ed Zabar
Director
Mr. Ed Zabar is a serial entrepreneur and fintech executive with over 25 years in technology, finance, and management. He founded and served as CEO of Verif-y Inc. (since 2017), a privacy-focused digital identity verification platform that enables secure credentialing and onboarding for financial services, governments, and enterprises.
Mr. Zabar Co-founded and exited two tech startups (Solve and Vglue). Worked as a consultant at PwC and Goldman Sachs, then Executive VP at ViewTrade Securities, while significantly growing their revenues. Mr. Zabar also held Managing Director roles at National Capital Companies, Oberon Securities (also COO/CTO), and Head of TMT at Fairmount Partners, specializing in M&A and funding for tech/media firms. Mr. Zabar also served as the CEO of Switch Concepts (UK digital ad firm), restoring profitability and preparing for sale.
Mr. Zabar holds an MBA from Columbia Business School and BS in Finance/IT from NYU Stern.
Levy Cohen
Chief Executive Officer & Director
Levy Cohen is a seasoned technologist with extensive experience leading technology-driven companies both in Silicon Valley and Israel. Levy is passionate about building strong product and service-oriented user experiences, and has a focus on research and development of innovative computer science and blockchain technologies. Prior to founding Wellfield Technologies, Levy was involved in the blockchain world as a founder of Seamless Logic Software, a venture developing innovative decentralized protocols. Levy also has extensive experience in the worlds of banking and payment technologies, including digital wallets and B2B payments.
Chanan Steinhart
Chief Strategy Officer, Strategy and Business Development & Director
Strategy Officer and Business Development and also a director of Wellfield. Prior to founding MoneyClip in 2019, Mr. C. Steinhart spent the last two decades in the emerging technology industry with a focus on consumer products and experience, including, in 1996, a consulting engagement with Apple Inc. on projects to define and implement their eCommerce strategy. Mr. C. Steinhart co-founded DigiLabs Inc. in 2002 and, among other projects, developed and operated a commercial web to print software used by major hardware manufacturers (HP, Xerox, Fuju, Cannon, and Kodak) which was ultimately purchased by Kodak. Mr. C. Steinhart is a thought leader and speaker in finance and technology and has published two books, the latest titled “A Brief History of Money” (2015). He writes a bi-weekly column in Globes, an Israeli financial newspaper.