Senior iOS Developer
About the job
- Good experience in Swift and iOS app development.
- Knowledge of iOS, Apple, mobile devices, and related technology.
- Excellent communication skills in English.
- Develop iOS applications for MAJORITY’s mobile apps.
- Build complex applications that are maintainable.
- Reason through trade-offs and make decisions for the benefit of the organization.
- Use AI to identify ways it can assist the developer and team.
- Collaborate with colleagues and contribute to organizational success.
- Share knowledge with colleagues and learn from them and other sources.
- Some Spanish is a plus.
- Seven or more years of full-time professional iOS development experience.
- Experience working with a growing team on evolving products with many users.
- Experience building new products with maintainability and scalability in mind.
- Experience with payment platforms, FinTech, banking, or app security.
- Interest in researching and experimenting with new technology.
- A degree in computer science.
About the company
MAJORITY provides an all-in-one mobile banking app designed for migrants. It offers international money transfers, mobile top-ups, and personalized financial guidance through a single app. Users sign up and link their bank or cards, then can send money abroad with low or no fees (depending on plan) and benefit from exchange-rate margins that generate revenue for the service. The app also allows instant mobile top-ups and free international calls to over 20 countries, plus multilingual customer support. MAJORITY differentiates itself by focusing on migrants, offering tailored, multilingual help and a sense of community, with promotions and partnerships to reduce costs for its users. Its goal is to make banking easier and more affordable for migrants, helping them manage finances and stay connected with family back home.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$113.3M
Headquarters
Stockholms kommun, Sweden
Founded
2019
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What believers are saying
- MAJORITY reportedly launched stablecoin transfers to Colombia and Mexico in June 2026.
- NAI Miami said MAJORITY secured a new Miami retail space on July 13, 2026.
- BankingDive reported 3x revenue growth and a $20 million raise, signaling stronger demand.
What critics are saying
- Stablecoin transfers to Colombia and Mexico expose MAJORITY to crypto, compliance, and partner risk.
- The 4,095-square-foot Miami lease raises fixed costs before proven scale economics.
- Comun, Maza, and Welcome can copy migrant-focused features and erode MAJORITY's niche.
What makes Majority unique
- MAJORITY bundles FDIC banking, remittances, calling, and native-language advisors into one subscription.
- Its migrant-first product fits communities ignored by mainstream banks, especially LatAm and African immigrants.
- Hybrid physical meet-up centers deepen trust better than app-only fintech competitors.
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Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Paid Vacation
401(k) Company Match
401(k) Retirement Plan
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0%A swathe of digital banks targeting specific demographics have sprung up in recent years. In the US, examples include Greenwood, focused on serving black Americans; Cheese Financial, aimed at the Asian community and Majority, serving immigrant groups. Daylight, an online banking provider focused on the LGBTQ community, shut down in 2023.Across Europe, Triodos Bank is a Netherlands-based bank that says it will only lend money to organisations that are committed to making a positive social change while in the UK Oxbury has a singular focus on British farmers.Next cab off rankThe next cab off the rank could well be soon-to-launch Ethos, a digital bank which is primarily, but not universally, targeting the four million UK Muslim community with Shariah-compliant banking services.Earlier this week, a press release was issued saying that Ethos was working with Thought Machine, which develops cloud-based banking software for Lloyds and JP Morgan, to launch a bank, kicking off with savings accounts and mortgages.The remit of Ethos Venture, Ethos’s parent company, is to launch “inclusive” financial services products, according to its co-founder and CEO Hasan Raza, a former investment banker with HSBC and BNP Paribas.Ethos Ventures, founded in 2020, says it has “built a team of over 20 world-class experts spanning retail and wholesale banking, investment banking and private equity”. Raza says Ethos Ventures has previously tried and failed to buy existing banks, so has now turned to launching its own.Financing behind the digital bank comes courtesy of investors from the UK, the Gulf and South East Asia, says Raza, though he does not share specific funding numbers.Awaiting UK banking licence approvalEthos applied for a full FCA and PFA UK banking licence in October last year and says its application is at a “mature stage”. Its decision to kick off with savings and mortgages marks a left-of-field manoeuvre, given the received wisdom is to start with current accounts.Raza says: “Most startup banks, if you look at Monzo and Starling, they began with transactional banking. “And the hard bit, creating a lending book which is where banks make long-term income, they didn’t do until much later down the line.“We began with let’s do the hard bit first
It can be challenging to pick up and move to a new country, made even more challenging if you are not used to the style of banking in that particular country.The increase of immigrants to the United States — some 50 million total foreign-born people live in the US now, according to immigration think tank Center for Immigration Studies — present an opportunity for startups to tailor financial services to this population. Companies like Comun, Maza, Alza and Welcome Technologies, for example, help Latino immigrants open bank accounts. Magnus Larsson, himself an immigrant from Sweden, ran into similar problems and created Miami-based Majority in 2019 to address them. For a $5.99 per month membership fee, migrants can open a bank account and get a debit card, community discounts, fee-free international money transfers and discounted international calling. There is also a peer-to-peer pay feature.Accounts don’t require a Social Security number or U.S. documentation, just an international government-issued ID and proof of U.S. residence
MAJORITY opens 1st physical location on Texas border in Laredo.
MAJORITY has also received $9.75 million in funding from Valar Ventures and Heartcore Capital.
Majority's new location positions the company close to The Gateway to the Americas International Bridge that crosses the Rio Grande in Texas.