We’re delighted to announce that Currensea has been placed 3rd among 100 UK companies in BusinessCloud’s 100 FinTech Disrupters list for 2020.
Based on 5,000 BusinessCloud reader votes and an independent judging panel, it was determined that Currensea has earned this place among other leading UK fintech disrupters.
Currensea is the world’s first debit card powered by Open Banking, which means it is the only debit card that connects directly to your existing bank account. See Currensea’s online profile on BusinessCloud here: https://www.businesscloud.co.uk/company/currensea/
In the words of James Lynn, Currensea co-founder, “We’re extremely proud of Currensea and the fantastic product we offer our customers. After only launching in January it’s great to be named alongside innovative companies like Starling Bank, Curve, Revolut, Snoop, FreeAgent, Currencycloud and others. We’re extremely grateful to the judges and everyone who voted for us.”
This is the second year where BusinessCloud compiled the country’s top 100 players transforming banking, personal finance, payments, insurance, investments, charitable donations, accountancy and compliance.
You can see the full list of 100 FinTech Business Disrupters here https://www.businesscloud.co.uk/100-fintech-disrupters-2/
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