Selected Start-Ups

Accelerator Stories

2020

  1. AdviceRobo takes customers’ behavioural data, and the results of their psychographic testing, and paint a clearer, more defined picture of them. This can be in relation to their creditworthiness, their vulnerability, the likelihood that they’ll churn or practically anything else you want to predict when it comes to credit risk.

  2. All your fixed expenses in one clear overview. Do you know what you’re paying every month? Dyme shows you automatically. Dyme imports your fixed expenses securely and quickly, and will show them in one clear overview.

  3. Mitto is a prepaid card for young people from 14 years on. Through the app, parents link a bank card, send money and their children receive it instantly; providing easy budgeting for parents while teaching children the value of money.

  4. Saving has never been so motivating with Monkee. Strengthen your financial fitness while fulfilling your small goals and big dreams. Define your savings goals and receive weekly targets to make them come true.

  5. OpSeeker creates applications based in behavioral economics and gamification that leverage technologies such as AI and an in-house developed chatbot in order to improve clients’ financial health.

  6. Pirkx is the benefits package that’s available to everyone. Historically, benefits packages through work have only been available to employees of businesses, meaning that self-employed or contract workers didn’t get access to them. Until now.

  7. Salary Finance partner with employers to offer financial wellbeing benefits for employees that help staff live healthier, happier lives. Salary Finance does this by offering simple savings, access to their salary as it is earned, and affordable loans - all underpinned by accessible, engaging financial education.

  8. Tully helps the 23 million people in the UK who are worried about money. Tully starts by helping customers build a budget online that helps customers understand exactly what their money situation is and from that Tully helps them work out a plan to make the most of their money.

2019

  1. BillButler provides a utility bills management and payment platform that simplifies every bill payer’s life. The app shows all your utility bills in one place and ensures you can track usage and better understand how much you spend on household bills. Billbutler also finds the best deals in the market and let you switch seamlessly. Finally, you can pay utility bills with a couple of clicks via the app.

    “What we liked especially about TFI is that its vision is similar to BillButler’s. The program helped us to narrow down our focus on a few important customer pain points rather than trying to solve all of the financial problems that our target group currently is facing. An important insight that made it worth to join TFI!”

  2. In a digital world, the value and reality of money is becoming harder to learn and even harder to teach. The ERNIT app makes digital money visual, tangible and fun. It's the world’s first kids friendly app making digital money tangible by connecting a gamified app with a real-time bank account.

    “The real innovation magic happens when startups and corporates work together. That’s why we are part of the TFI Program.”

  3. Minna Technologies is building the future of retail banking by intelligent use of transaction data. Their subscription management platform enables users to get an overview, cancel, and improve subscriptions. All this functionality is integrated in the digital channels of retail banks.

    “Our reason for taking part at TFI is mainly because of the fact that both parties have aligned missions – which is to develop new solutions that support people to make better financial decisions.”

  4. Moneyhub consolidates multiple accounts into one hub including investments, mortgages, current accounts, pensions and credit cards. This automates administration while providing insights with actionable nudges to encourage positive behaviours that make money work harder. They have both a B2C and a B2B solution.

    “The TFI ambition to improve the financial lives of 1 million people aligns perfectly with Moneyhub’s vision. We particularly liked the format and the access to a breadth of experience and tools available.”

  5. Peerby enables people to rent or borrow consumer goods from others nearby. Peerby helps people find items to rent from other users in the area by creating a sharing economy on an online platform. Members post easily something they want to rent or rent out, such as a drill or bike, and neighbours can respond within a click.

    “Our company is all about having a positive impact on the world. TFI helps us to achieve that purpose.”

  6. Spenderlog is an app that helps people understand own behaviour by applying AI to grocery receipts. Without having to enter any purchases manually, users can easily track their spending, compare with others and set goals for themselves and their habits. Whether they want to spend less, be healthier or live more sustainable.

    “We attended TFI because we liked the set-up of the program. The first part is focused on growing and developing your business, while the second part is focusing on building a POC with a potential customer. Those two focus areas create a tremendous value for a start-up like us.”

  7. Zuper brings all your financial accounts together to help people understand and manage their spending. Intelligent categorization makes it easy to keep track of money and stay within budget limits. Zuper provides a newsfeed with information across accounts and automated budgets. Push messages provide warnings and insights.

    “We joined TFI to improve our product in a phase of transition and benefit from the network the program offers.”

  8. 2Houses is a web platform and a mobile app designed to help divorced and separated parents to communicate and get better organized for the welfare of their children. 2houses is a tool of reference for single-parent or blended families wishing to move towards healthy and stress-free communication.

    “The TFI accelerator program is a valuable addition to the current growth of 2Houses. Experts and peers bring inspiration that have positive impact on the development of the company.”

2018

  1. Quotanda's Lending as a Service (LaaS) platform enables Universities and lenders to set up student financing programs to make education more affordable. Quotanda’s staff takes care of all aspects of partners’ online lending programs, including: program set-up, origination, automated credit decisions, loan disbursement, extended servicing (collecting interest and principal), and default management.

    “Quotanda joined TFI to find ways to expand its impact around the world.”

  2. Limitless is a white-label savings and micro-investing app targeted at Millennials and others, licensed to banks and insurers. A PSD2 ready solution that engages and motivates Millennial customers, while advanced data analytics help to identify relevant cross-selling opportunities and other forms of monetization.

    “We believe that with the right nudges, incentives and information, anyone can be guided into making better financial decisions for themselves.”

  3. Moneycoach is an AI powered personal finance app that gives people insights in all their transactions. In the app you can create a smart budget for every day and occasion and check how much you have saved until now. It helps people to get out of debt and stay in control of their money while improving their total wealth.

    The mission of MoneyCoach is to help people achieve financial freedom by giving people insights in their budget.

  4. Otly! is the first banking experience for kids. We provide banking features that are designed especially for families. Kids get functionality that fits their age and parents get a convenient way to manage allowance in a digital world.

    Otly! teaches children about the value and importance of money and about financial concepts such as earning, saving, spending, goal setting, and interest, which is a skill helpful for the rest of their lives.