MoneyLion and Zogo Partner

MoneyLion (NYSE: ML) has partnered with Zogo to provide “enhanced financial education to over three million MoneyLion users.”

MoneyLion is a neobank that leverages technology to offer “banking that gives you more.”

Zogo is a financial literacy platform. The company notes this is the largest integration with a Fintech since its inception in 2018.

According to a corporate statement, MoneyLion customers may now access Zogo’s “bite-sized education modules” within the MoneyLion’s “Today Feed” content.

Tim Hong, Chief Product Officer at MoneyLion, said with “Zogo and through MoneyLion’s data science and machine learning capabilities, each customer will receive a unique lineup of content and information, and the tools necessary to help them achieve their money goals, and at the same time, have the confidence to improve their financial health with a hyper-personalized in-app feed.”

Bolun Li, CEO at Zogo, stated:

“Partnering with a premiere [neobank] such as MoneyLion is a pivotal step toward Zogo’s goal to bolster investor education for consumers’ prosperous financial futures,” said  “This is one of our biggest leaps in the Fintech space, driving us closer to our overall mission of reinventing financial education than ever before.”

 



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