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EarnUp provides AI-driven financial wellness tools for lenders, credit unions, and employers to help clients manage money. It offers three suites—Smart Tools, Action Automation, and Insights—with an AI Advisor for personalized budgeting, debt management, and product recommendations. The platform automates budgeting and financial planning to improve customer engagement and loyalty for institutions and employers. Its goal is to scale personalized financial guidance to help millions become homebuyer-ready, pay down debt, and save for major life events.
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Data & Analytics
Enterprise Software
Fintech
Financial Services
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
Series C
Total Funding
$56.2M
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2013
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Array, an embeddable financial platform, has acquired EarnUp, a payments technology company that helps consumers align debt and bill payments with their pay cycles. Financial terms were not disclosed. Founded in 2013, EarnUp enables consumers to break large monthly payments—such as mortgages, student loans and auto loans—into smaller, paycheck-aligned contributions. The platform has helped consumers manage billions of dollars in payments through integrations with leading mortgage servicing platforms. The acquisition expands Array's portfolio of embedded financial tools, particularly in the home loan payments space. EarnUp's technology supports payments across debt, utilities and insurance, and will be integrated across Array's platform to offer more flexible payment experiences for fintechs and financial institutions. Array was founded in 2020 and is backed by Battery Ventures, General Catalyst and Nyca Partners.
Nvidia reached a $4 trillion market cap, highlighting AI's growing economic impact. BECU, the fifth-largest U.S. credit union, acquired generative AI capabilities and 13 team members from fintech EarnUp, which serves major banks and is backed by Bain Capital Ventures, KeyBank, and LendingTree. BECU plans to use AI to democratize financial access, aiming to provide personalized financial help to its members.
EarnUp has received industry-wide recognition and is named to HousingWire's Tech 100, PROGRESS in Lending's Innovations Awards, The Financial Technology Report's Power 300, Forbes Fintech 50, and Deloitte's Technology Fast 500.
EarnUp, Inc., a financial wellness fintech company, announced that lenders and servicers will be able to use its platform to offer borrowers a convenient payment option: mortgage text to pay via debit card.This enhancement will mark a significant advancement of EarnUp’s award-winning platform, providing borrowers with greater flexibility and convenience in managing their mortgage obligations while also empowering mortgage companies to accommodate modern borrower payment preferences.According to data from mobile trade body GSMA, it is estimated by 2025 72.6% of users will access the internet exclusively by smartphone, driving home the need for mobile first mortgage payment solutions.Key features of EarnUp’s expanded platform will include:Text to Pay: Boasting 98% open rates and 45% response rates, with text to pay, lenders can offer one-click payment ease, with the option to set up recurring debits.Enhanced borrower engagement: EarnUp’s white-label solution will allow for tailored, automated SMS communications based on specific triggers, digital payment campaigns, and proactive loss mitigation efforts.Multiple payment options: Borrowers will be able to use their debit card to make mortgage payments conveniently through their Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, SMS text to pay, email click to pay, borrower portals, or call centers.Significant cost savings: Lenders can reduce non-digital payment costs by up to 50% and lower call center volume by approximately 20%, all while maintaining a high success rate for debit transactions.EarnUp’s straightforward integration process will enable lenders to seamlessly incorporate these capabilities under their own brand, enriching borrower experiences, and fostering greater retention.“Our mission at EarnUp is to empower borrowers with modern, efficient financial tools,” said Brian Gunn, CRO of EarnUp. “By enabling text to pay using a debit card, we’re offering lenders a seamless, no-customer-code solution that enhances borrower engagement, accommodates their method of payment, and reduces the costs associated with non-digital payments.”Daniel Sogorka, industry veteran and servicing operations expert, points to the increasing demand for greater payment options, including text to pay with debit cards. “A growing number of borrowers want the reminders via SMS, with a text to pay option with their debit card,” he said. “Additionally, studies show that Net Promoter Scores increase when servicers accommodate all payment options. It is therefore critical that mortgage companies and servicers add the ability to accommodate all payment options including SMS text to pay, email, or their borrower portal or call center.”Meanwhile, check fraud has more than doubled over the last three years, according to FinCEN. To protect borrowers, providing the option to pay by debit card via text can help lessen potential fraud.EarnUp currently facilitates automated payments to over 200 mortgage servicers and depository institutions, reinforcing its position as a trusted partner in the financial wellness ecosystem
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Industries
Data & Analytics
Enterprise Software
Fintech
Financial Services
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
Series C
Total Funding
$56.2M
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2013
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