Full-Time
Digital banking platform for personal finance
£95k - £140k/yr
Senior, Expert
H1B Sponsorship Available
London, UK
Remote option available in the UK.
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Monzo operates as a digital-only banking platform focused on providing a modern way for individuals to manage their finances. Its main product is a mobile app that allows users to track their income, spending, and savings easily. The app includes features that help users save money, such as automatically setting aside a portion of their paycheck or rounding up payments to the nearest dollar. Monzo generates revenue through interest on customer deposits, fees for certain services, and interchange fees from card transactions. Additionally, it offers overdrafts and personal loans. What sets Monzo apart from traditional banks is its real-time balance updates and instant spending notifications, which help customers stay informed about their finances. With over 8 million customers, Monzo aims to meet the growing demand for convenient, mobile-first banking solutions.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Late Stage VC
Total Funding
$1.9B
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2015
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Competitive salary
Flexible working hours
Work from home
Stock options
32 days of paid vacation and public holidays per year
Health insurance
EAP
Learning budget
Home office stipend
Paid parental leave
Three game-changing startups – an architectural designer designing biodiversity-boosting building materials, an adaptive fashion brand empowering the disabled community, and a money-saving platform for new parents – have won the Start Up Idea of the Year competition, launched by Monzo Business and Enterprise Nation. Chosen from almost 3,000 submissions, the winners were selected for their groundbreaking solutions to pressing social and environmental problems, showing the power of fresh ideas to make a real difference and boost the economy.The three outstanding start-ups were chosen by a panel of judges based on their clear growth strategies and potential as well as measurable impact they have on the community.The winners:1st place – Phyta Biodesign (London)Grant: £10,000Architectural Designer Zain Ansari is helping biodiversity bloom in cities with Apia – modular wall panels made from mycelium (mushroom roots) that double as habitats for solitary bees. Designed to be built into buildings and homes, the panels offer an elegant and scalable way to tackle pollinator decline. Zain plans to use the funding from Monzo to refine his prototype and scale the product, with a vision to launch a globally leading UK design and fabrication studio.2nd place – cubbi (Birmingham)Grant: £8,000cubbi is a money-saving app for new parents, offering exclusive discounts on brands that parents love. Inspired by UNiDAYS but for mums and dads, the platform was founded by sisters Olivia and Tanyka Davson. The app has grown rapidly since its inception in 2024, already helping thousands of parents navigate the financial pressure of starting a family
Companies in the FinTech sector are making inroads into the telecom world. That’s according to a report Sunday (May 4) by the Financial Times (FT), pegged to the recent announcement from neobank Revolut that it was launching a mobile service. As covered here last week, this program will offer users unlimited calls, texts and data at home and a 20GB roaming allowance across Europe and the U.S., launching first in the U.K. and Germany
Monzo, the UK’s leading digital bank with more than 11 million customers, has revealed that outdated mortgage systems make it difficult for the UK homeowners to manage their mortgages effectively. To help homeowners save on interest, reduce mortgage terms through overpayments and secure better deals, Monzo is calling for the government to urgently press ahead with industry-wide mortgage data sharing through Open Finance as part of the Data Use and Access Bill.Monzo’s survey of 4,000 UK adults conducted by Censuswide reveals significant gaps in understanding and barriers to huge savings and better deals. It reveals that UK homeowners could have up to £5.3 billion that they would like to put towards overpayments annually but don’t have the tools or knowledge – this could save UK homeowners an estimated £2.3 billion on mortgage interest each year. The research comes shortly after the Bank of England reported that nearly half of households expect to face increased mortgage costs over the next two years.Key Findings:Most important financial commitment: almost three-quarters (74%) of UK mortgage holders see their mortgage as one of the most important parts of their financial life.almost three-quarters (74%) of UK mortgage holders see their mortgage as one of the most important parts of their financial life. Desperate need for better tools : 51% want a better way to manage their mortgage, and 36% say it would motivate them to reduce debt with 69% of first-time buyers wanting to reduce their mortgage debt, term or interest.: 51% want a better way to manage their mortgage, and 36% say it would motivate them to reduce debt with 69% of first-time buyers wanting to reduce their mortgage debt, term or interest. Sparse updates by post : nearly a third (30%) of mortgage holders still rely on physical statements by post to track their mortgage.: nearly a third (30%) of mortgage holders still rely on physical statements by post to track their mortgage
Leading digital bank Monzo today launches Contents Insurance, a new product that makes it easier, faster, and more flexible for renters and homeowners to protect their belongings.Whilst homeowners are more likely to insure their home and belongings, new research from Monzo reveals a major gap in renter protection – 1 in 2 UK renters (50%) either don’t have contents insurance or don’t even know what it is. With over 5 million privately rented households1 currently in the UK, making sure Brits are protected has never been more crucial.Monzo Contents Insurance is another step toward creating a seamless, all-in-one app experience where customers can manage every aspect of their financial lives effortlessly. The product offers cover for damage and theft, inside and outside your home, including replacement of locks and keys – and more. You can also add your higher value items as an optional extra. The product will be rolled out to all eligible customers over the next couple of weeks.Key features include:Get covered in minutes: Customers can skip the endless stream of questions and get covered in just five crucial questions.Customers can skip the endless stream of questions and get covered in just five crucial questions. Personalise your policy: With expensive prices being a barrier for those wanting cover (41%), Monzo users can personalise their policy with customisable add-ons and instantly show how each choice affects the price.With expensive prices being a barrier for those wanting cover (41%), Monzo users can personalise their policy with customisable add-ons and instantly show how each choice affects the price
United Kingdom FinTech Monzo debuted a tool to help consumers share expenses with friends and family. Monzo Split is aimed at solving what the company said is a persistent problem in the U.K. Consumers lose money because they feel too awkward to ask to be paid back after covering shared expenses, according to a Monday (March 24) press release provided to PYMNTS. “We’ve all been there — trying to stay on top of costs on a group trip, managing ongoing household expenses or buying that round of drinks — and then awkwardly chasing people,” Monzo Chief Product Officer Andy Smart said in the release. “We don’t think splitting costs should come at a cost, so we built Monzo Split. Now, whether you’re a Monzo customer or not, we can take care of the tracking, the maths, and even the nudging, so you don’t have to.”