Moneyhub launches new FinTech suite to help businesses boost their offerings

By Megha Bhattacharya

UK-based open finance data and intelligence platform Moneyhub today launched its new suite of FinTechs. The company stated that customers using its APIs would be able to switch on the new features in a bid to allow them to get to market faster. Clients who have white-labeled the company’s personal financial management platform can use these new features for boosting existing propositions.

Dan Scholey, COO of Moneyhub, commented, “The enterprises we partner with value our work as innovators, and we are constantly collaborating with them to create features that will benefit their customers and employees. Open Finance gives users the tools to manage their money better, and with these features, they can do this even better. This ultimately benefits our enterprise clients who can create more meaningful relationships with their clients and employees.”

The new ‘Projects’ feature allows users to track and monitor all transactional activity and assets related to specific projects. It enables users to tag transactions across financial accounts, and include assets such as properties and investments within the project. Moneyhub’s new ‘Transaction Attachment’ solution enables users to upload, store, and access attachments linked to transactions within the company. High-value purchases can also be tracked for insurance purposes and coupled with Moneyhub’s categorisation engine.

Moneyhub has also released its ‘Content Hub’ for white label clients, allowing them to create their own branded microsites within the platform. The branded content hub enables white label clients to surface personalised content to employees and customers.

“Our goal at Moneyhub is to help our clients be at the forefront of their industry, and we are constantly innovating to create new features on the platform with this goal in mind. Having the option to switch on these new features enables clients to benefit from our innovative thinking without investing the time to create such features themselves. They can focus on what they do best with the knowledge that we are doing what we do best,” Scholey added.