Full-Time
Posted on 7/8/2025
Digital banking platform with teen services
$130k - $175k/yr
New York, NY, USA
In Person
Current provides digital banking services via a custom platform called Current Core, delivering accessible and affordable premium banking to individuals and teens. Users open a mobile account, receive early direct deposits, have free overdraft up to $100, enjoy cash-back rewards, free ATM access, and can deposit cash and checks via mobile app. Revenue comes from subscription fees for premium accounts and interchange fees from card usage, with the Current Core stack enabling faster, more stable, and cost-efficient transactions. The goal is to improve financial outcomes by making banking accessible, affordable, and feature-rich for a broad consumer base, including teen banking, with transparent pricing.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Series D
Total Funding
$392.6M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2015
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Competitive salary
Equity
Discretionary bonus program
Flexible vacation policy
Medical, dental, & vision
Commuter benefits
Current, a fintech platform, announced a 90% revenue increase in 2024 and secured $200 million in new capital to accelerate growth and achieve profitability by 2025. The funding round included existing investors like Andreessen Horowitz and new ones like General Catalyst. The capital will enhance product offerings such as faster paycheck access and credit-building cards. Current aims for continued rapid growth and product expansion, supported by strategic investments and partnerships.
The Current announced a "multiyear deal" with the United Way of Greater Kansas City as the club's front kit sponsor in January.
The Current announced the appointment of Raven Jemison as new team president on Thursday morning.
In exchange, the Current will receive $75,000 in allocation funds and complete expansion draft protection, which means Utah can't select any Kansas City players in the draft.
The Current receive $175,000 in allocation money and expansion draft protection.