sync. wants to be the all in one money hub
by Startacus Admin
sync. is a FinTech startup on a mission to help us manage our finances easier by synchronising all our financial accounts in one app...
London-based FinTech startup sync. has created an app to keep all of your financial accounts together in one place. This allows you to not only keep an eye on all of your balances and money coming in and going out, but also to make instant transfers between accounts, pay for anything wherever Mastercard is accepted, exchange currencies, and much more. With sync., you can transfer not only between your own accounts, but also send money to other users instantly and for free, giving the likes of Paypal a run for its money.
As well as exchanging currency quickly and easily, you can hold money in the app in another currency, ready to use as soon as your plane touches down. Currently, this exchange is only between Pound and Euro, but more than 25 other currencies are on their way.
Coming soon, sync. will help you track your spending with categorised as well as itemised lists of expenditure, as well as allowing you to set budgets and not overspend.
The sync. app includes a marketplace where their partners will offer discounts and cashback and other rewards for sync. members.
These rewards aren’t only passively sitting in the marketplace waiting for you; you will be offered exclusive deals and rewards based on your spending habits, ensuring that you are only sent offers that make sense to you and your interests.
In July, sync. announced a partnership with Global Processing Services, which will handle the app’s payment processing. Global Processing Services is well known as the go-to provider for payment processing for European challenger banks, sync. is in good hands, and this partnership will allow the startup to scale and grow across the UK and Europe.
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Published on: 17th August 2020
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