6 Fintech Apps NOT Coming To Apple Watch

has successfully attracted a number of

in the fintech space. Many of them were

about the

, the iPhone maker's first wearable device. Not every company is on board, however. There are a few that have not built an app for the Apple Watch -- and some of them may not build one at all:

"We won't be making an Apple Watch app," Leigh Drogen, co-founder and CEO of

, told Benzinga. "While I believe the Apple Watch will be revolutionary, I don't believe that it will greatly benefit 99.9% of market participants to be making decisions or executing trades based on apps built for it." Drogen said he is "sure the brokers will love it because they will use it to get people to trade more." "More, but probably not smarter," he added.

Uri Gruenbaum, co-founder and CEO of

, told Benzinga that the company does not have any plans to develop an Apple Watch app "anytime soon." "We'd like to see if this develops into an interesting enough market before we allocate resources," he said.

Jared Jesner, founder and CEO of

, told Benzinga that the company is not making an Apple Watch app.

is not currently working on an Apple Watch app, but founder Brent M. Eastwood, PhD, told Benzinga that it would be "cool to put our 'doomsday' financial crisis app on a wearable for market participants to get that early warning of [an] asset bubble or crisis in global finance."

Charles Benard, co-founder and managing partner of

, informed Benzinga that his company is not currently developing an Apple Watch app.

When asked if

is working on the Apple Watch, President Niles Lawrence replied, "Not for a little while." Disclosure: