Snappi x Cacao Rocks: how Snappibank turned a milestone into art. During the Snappi Ioannina Festival, Snappibank partnered with acclaimed street artist Cacao Rocks to create an original artwork celebrating its 100.000-customer milestone. Snappibank chose Ioannina because it's the very city where its journey started and Snappibank is incredibly proud to share that this piece has now been officially donated to the University of Ioannina. Bringing the Story Back to Where It Began The artwork has found its permanent home at the Institute of Economic Analysis and Social Economy, located within the University's Research and Innovation Center. There, it will live out in the open, experienced daily by students, researchers, and visitors alike. This is a meaningful homecoming. Long before Snappi became one of Greece's fastest-growing digital banking brands, it was just a spark born right here in Ioannina city that continues to inspire Snappibank every day. "This artwork represents much more than a milestone for Snappi. It reflects what can be achieved in Greece through collaboration, innovation, and the strength of local ecosystems. For Ioannina, this is both a tribute and a heartfelt thank you to the people, institutions, and talent that continue to inspire us. The academic community plays a vital role in shaping the future, and we're delighted that this piece will now become part of students' everyday lives." - Niki Chiou, Deputy CEO of Snappi More Than a Piece of Art The artwork is a vibrant, contemporary interpretation of the local region. What started as a celebration of its own growth has evolved into a daily reminder that innovation doesn't happen in isolation. It thrives where people, institutions, and fresh ideas meet. As Snappi expands across Greece, Snappibank remain committed to investing back into the local communities and ideas shaping the country's future. Progress simply means more when you bring others along with you. Meet the Artist: Cacao Rocks Behind its Ioannina artwork is one of Greece's most celebrated contemporary urban artists, Cacao Rocks or Yassonas Megoulas. Based in Athens and raised between Piraeus and Corfu, Cacao Rocks discovered graffiti as a teenager through hip-hop and skate culture. After winning a Greenpeace graffiti competition at a young age, he began experimenting across a massive range of mediums, from sculpture and video art to large-scale street murals. His artwork ranges from painting, sculptures, installations to video art and performances. He has also created full artwork and branding for musicians as well as international brands. His work has been exhibited at institutions like the Benaki Museum and the Onassis Foundation, and featured in outlets like The New York Times, Reuters, BBC, and National Geographic Traveller, where he was dubbed a "Graffiti Guru." From designing for WeTransfer to lecturing at the University of Michigan, Cacao Rocks has always used art to transform everyday spaces into moments of connection and curiosity. That is exactly why this collaboration felt so right for Snappi. Looking Ahead Banking and street art don't often share the same sentence, but they both rely on the same things: people, trust, and the willingness to build something new. This artwork stands as a celebration of how far Snappi has come, but it's also a nod to where all meaningful ideas begin: in classrooms, campus conversations, and communities willing to dream a little bigger. Now, in the halls of the University of Ioannina, Snappibank hope that story continues to inspire the next generation walking through its doors.

Snappi gifts artwork to the University of Ioannina. Snappi gifts 100,000-customer celebration artwork to the University of Ioannina A symbol of creativity, innovation, and the city where Snappi was born Snappi, Greece's first neobank licensed by the European Central Bank (ECB), has donated an original artwork by renowned Greek street artist Cacao Rocks to the University of Ioannina, celebrating the deep connection between the company, the city where it was founded, and the academic community that continues to shape its future. The artwork was originally created as part of Snappi's celebration of reaching 100,000 customers. Now, it begins a new chapter at the University of Ioannina, where it will be permanently displayed at the Institute of Economic Analysis and Solidarity Economy (IOAAO) of the University Center for Research and Innovation (PAKEK). Created by Yassonas Megoulas, known internationally as Cacao Rocks, the piece is a creative interpretation of the wider Ioannina region, a place that has played a defining role in Snappi's journey from idea to one of Greece's fastest-growing digital banking brands. "This artwork represents much more than a milestone for Snappi," said Niki Chiou, Deputy CEO of Snappi. "It reflects what can be achieved in Greece through collaboration, innovation, and the dynamism of local ecosystems. For Ioannina, the city where our story began, it is a tribute and a big thank you to the people, organizations, and talent that continue to inspire us. Universities play a vital role in shaping the future, and we are delighted that this piece will now become part of the daily life of students, researchers, and visitors." The donation reflects Snappi's broader commitment to supporting education, culture, innovation, and stronger connections between academia and entrepreneurship. "We are delighted to welcome the donation of the Cacao Rocks artwork to the premises of the Institute of Economic Analysis and Solidarity Economy," said Nikos Mylonidis, Dean of the School of Economics and Management Sciences at the University of Ioannina. "This initiative enriches our academic environment and reflects the University of Ioannina's ongoing commitment to fostering fruitful interaction with the local community, culture, and productive entities in our region. We warmly thank Snappi for this symbolic contribution, which supports the outward-looking nature of our university community." As Snappi continues to grow across Greece and beyond, the company remains committed to investing in the communities, institutions, and ideas that help shape the country's future.

Snappi, Greece's first ECB-licensed neobank, has partnered with Paymentology to scale operations following its 2025 public launch. The Athens-based digital bank received a universal banking licence from the European Central Bank in 2024. Paymentology's cloud-based issuer-processing system will support Snappi's expansion, enabling faster delivery of card and payment functions, real-time processing and regulatory compliance. The bank currently offers app-based onboarding, IBAN accounts, virtual and physical cards, and SEPA transfers. Since launching, Snappi has introduced its first savings account and announced a Fintech AI Lab to support AI-powered banking in Greece. The bank has also opened Snappi Hub in Athens, a community space for financial literacy events.