In today's episode, we speak with Brad Paterson, CEO of ASX Listed Splitit (SPT). Brad delves into the history of Splitit, their progress thus far, and the total addressable market. Brad also discusses his vision of transformational change during this unprecedented time.

Today's podcast is with Leigh Dunsford from Nine25. Nine25 is on a journey to help millions of Australians live happier, healthier, debt-free financial lives and provides a solution allowing early access to earned wages. Leigh talks about the balance between receiving income and bill payments and how Nine25 can assist with a number of financial wellness problems. Leigh also talks about the functionality around budgeting and the importance of being tech-led. Leigh was previously a co-founder of Waddle, which was recently acquired by Xero (ASX:XRO).

Today’s episode is with Ben Silluzio, CEO of ZayZoon Australia. ZayZoon is a pioneer in earned wage access with our flagship product Wages On-Demand. Ben talks about the mismatch between pay cycles and bill cycles, which is one of the main concerns for cash flow problems and budgeting, and how ZayZoon is assisting with their product. Ben also talks about the market opportunity, the volume of their cash flow traction they’ve received thus far, as well as some of the partners they are working with here in Australia.

Today’s episode was with Christian Westerlind Wistrom, CEO of Moonoova. Moonova allows enterprises to receive, manage, and pay large volumes of transactions (think a telco/utility) company.
Christian goes into detail about how they assist companies such as Splitit (ASX:SPT) and others with innovative ways of payments, so the company can focus on their core offering. Christian also talks about the importance of partnerships within the fintech ecosystem and how they’ve seen success with a number of key partners.

Our guest this week is Tarek Ayoub from Cheq. Cheq allows people to borrow up to $200 of credit before their pay, for a small flat percentage fee. Cheq is seeing enormous growth on its platform seeing repeat business and high customer loyalty.

Today’s chat is with Ben Pfisterer, CEO, and Co-founder of Zeller. Zeller provides your business with everything you need to get paid, manage your cash flow, and access your money with an innovative, all-in-one solution. Ben, who previously was the country head of Square for 6 years, delves into detail around why they started Zeller, the progress they have made with the product offering and launch date as well as how important it is to create community and loyalty around a brand. Zeller recently raised $6.3 to fund their progress, led by Square Peg.

Rebecca James, CEO of Flexigroup (ASX:FXL) – soon to be renamed Humm, talks about the history of Buy Now Pay Later in Australia, their positioning, and rebranding to Humm as well as her views on the market size in general. Rebecca also goes into detail around how they use technology to enhance the value proposition for Humm and the use cases around installment-based products that has been led by the consumer.

DISCLOSURE:
Interviewer owns shares in Flexigroup (FXL).

Today’s Episode is with Mario Hasanakos, Co-founder of Spriggy. Spriggy is Australia's most loved pocket money app and card and has over 400,000 users or 2% of Australian families. Spriggy has processed over $50m of pocket money this year. Mario also chats about technology, money, education, and future trends.

Today’s Bank to the Future was with ASX Listed company Moneyme. Moneyme is primarily focused on personal loans, however, has now built out its product suite to five products across different verticals. In this podcast, we talk about their success, feedback from the customers, and satisfaction ratings, the innovative nature of the company, and the digital-first agile mindset.

Morgans Corporate Limited was Joint Lead Manager & Underwriter to the Initial Public Offer of shares in MoneyMe Limited and received fees in this regard.

Today’s episode is with Ben Harrison, Chief Investment Officer of Altor Capital. Ben has many years of experience in Fintech predominantly on the consumer and business side of payments and lending. We talk about Open Banking, the trends and participants within fintech in Australia as well as some views on the current payment trends including the BNPL sector.