Full-Time
End-to-end digital banking platform provider
No salary listed
Toronto, ON, Canada
Remote
Bankjoy provides end-to-end digital banking software for banks and credit unions, offering online and mobile banking, customer onboarding, loan origination, and voice-enabled services through a unified platform. The product is a cloud-based suite that banks connect to via APIs and other integrations, with a subscription model that includes ongoing updates. This setup allows financial institutions to modernize their digital interfaces, unify customer experiences, and streamline back-end operations by embedding new features into existing systems. Compared with competitors, Bankjoy emphasizes affordability and a comprehensive, ready-to-deploy solution that serves banks and credit unions of all sizes, along with continuous improvements through its subscription. The companyâs goal is to help financial institutions deliver a seamless digital banking experience that meets rising customer expectations and keeps pace with fintech innovations.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series A
Total Funding
$14.4M
Headquarters
Royal Oak, Michigan
Founded
2015
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401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Unlimited Paid Time Off
Paid Vacation
Paid Sick Leave
Paid Holidays
Stock Options
Performance Bonus
Remote Work Options
* Michigan-based Bankjoy most recently demoed its technology on the Finovate stage at FinovateFall 2023.
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DETROIT-(BUSINESS WIRE)-Missouri Central Credit Union has selected Bankjoy's award-winning digital banking platform as well as the company's proven Online Account Opening solution to acquire and onboard new members.
Toronto-based lender Fig Financial says its personal loan service is now open to all Canadians. âWe are providing a true alternative to banks for every Canadian who needs better lending options. And we are doing what the banks wonât: making this experience entirely online,â Francois Cote, CEO, Fig Financial, said in a news release Tuesday (July 9). âIf you need to cover unexpected bills and expenses, make home improvements, or pay off your debt faster â whether itâs 3pm or 3am â Fig is available to you.â. According to the release, Fig has helped provide upwards of Can$135 million in funding to more than 9,000 people via various partnerships. Now, the companyâs service is accessible directly to consumers