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the link is simply fold.money
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What neobanks yโall use?
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Jupiter and Fi in India. Starling and Monzo in the U.K.
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Soโฆdo the uk ones work in indiaโฆvice a versaโฆ
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@Krishnendu_Chowdhury aint openingโฆkenoโฆ
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They will not get license from reserve bank๐ as per rbi guidelines banks cant be 100% Digital and main part bank should have branch in india!
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They work as any foreign bank would. My money is in GBP and I get charged as per the Mastercard conversion rates. But to open an account with U.K. neo banks you need an address there, phone number and same for India.
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I signed up for both Fi and Jupiter. Been 3 days so far, and Iโm eager to see who ships the first debit card!
Fi hasnโt updated their debit card progress page yet, but Jupiter did give me a tentative date (thanks team!). Like the latter for the confidence.
For those whoโve tried both bank apps,
What has your experience been like?
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jupiter has better is delivery although fi came with cookies
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It appears theyโve found their niche! Kudos to Niyo.
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Iโm very curious about this. The idea is solid- banking for couples. Scratches my itch to add my spouse to my account, maybe set up a joint account or something similar.
We need additional accounts. If not, thatโs traditional speak. Jupiter is a neobank. Hopefully weโll get there soon!
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any link to the actual coupl site ?
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Keralaโs first neo bank
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Looks pretty generic, but i sure m interested in their pause transactions feature. How on earth would you do that? Transactions have OTPs and timers online for a reason. 
Doorstep ATM is quite interesting too. The question again, is HOW.
Good find, Carolin.
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โGrowโ 100% per annum.
Iโm curious why they donโt specify the growth of the exact component. Interest? Deposit? Looks barebones to me.
Hereโs my first addition to the list:
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