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Stack Announces New Products as Distillery District Headquarters Expands
The fintech firm with its banking app headquarters in the Distillery District is positioned to build on recent office growth inside the 13-acre historic site.
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Stack, the fintech startup offering an intuitive banking app, maintains its headquarters on the fourth floor of a historic Distillery District building where the office now spans 7,000 square feet and houses 53 employees after relocating from a former whiskey warehouse in the same district.
The relocation reflects how fintech operations continue to expand inside Toronto's pedestrian cultural hub even as the area preserves its Victorian-era industrial character originally tied to the Gooderham and Worts Distillery.
Tech Presence Alongside the District's Only Operating Distillery
Spirit of York Distillery Co. remains the sole distillery operating in the Distillery District, founded by bartender Simon Ho who previously crafted cocktails at Toronto's top establishments. This coexistence of the distillery and Stack's office inside the 13-acre site with over 40 Victorian-era industrial buildings shows how creative and tech tenants share the pedestrian-only lanes at addresses such as 55 Mill St and 14 Distillery Lane.
Recent local tech meetups including ToastxToronto's monthly Women in Tech Meet up at 55 Mill St and the Holiday Mixer at Arta Gallery on December 17, 2025, that drew 150-plus founders illustrate the ongoing activity that supports such mixed-use growth.
Scale of Stack's Current Footprint
Stack's 7,000 square foot space and 53 employees provide the concrete measure of its presence after outgrowing the earlier whiskey warehouse location inside the district. Toronto Tech Week events from June 23 to 27, 2025, and AI Tinkerers Toronto meetups at Illuminarium on 28 Gristmill Lane further tie the district to city-wide tech programming that now includes Stack's operations.
As Stack considers its future roadmap products and developments coming next, the company can draw on the same district infrastructure that already accommodates both heritage distilling and expanded fintech workspaces without any announced timelines or specific features.