/start ups

News and resources on fintech start-ups, scale-ups, hubs, accelerators, VCs and funding worldwide.

Green Dot invests in Gig Wage

Californian bank Green Dot is investing in and partnering with startup Gig Wage to bring banking and financial tools to gig workers.

  2 Be the first to comment

Green Dot invests in Gig Wage

Editorial

This content has been selected, created and edited by the Finextra editorial team based upon its relevance and interest to our community.

Green Dot has led a $7.5 million Series A funding round for Gig Wage, with additional participation from Continental Investors, Techstars, and Rise of the Rest.

In addition, Gig Wage will use Green Dot's Banking as a Service platform to design and deploy customised banking and money movement products.

The startup, which already provides an instant payments platform, plans to introduce a debit card with no monthly fee, free online bill pay, free cash withdrawals at more than 19,000 ATMs, and free cash pick-up at over 7000 retail locations.

Craig Lewis, CEO, Gig Wage, says: "Our partnership with Green Dot will not only help us on our mission to increase the GDP of the gig economy, but also help us provide a financial social safety net for gig workers everywhere."

Sponsored [Webinar] Weathering Macroeconomic Headwinds: How should CFOs invest in Tech?

Comments: (0)

[Webinar] Behavioural Biometrics: Meeting the deployment challengeFinextra Promoted[Webinar] Behavioural Biometrics: Meeting the deployment challenge