The moey! app is free to use, and relies on Meniga’s technology as an engine for categorisation and enrichment. This provides Crédito Agrícola customers with a more immersive and interactive experience.

With zero costs attributed to account opening or maintenance, the app will offer an easy-to-use and secure solution for everyday banking, and will grant customers access to payment services including Apple Pay, MB WAY, Android Wallet and Group expenses.

The app includes three key features that support customers with financial management:

● Activity Feed: Functionality enabling banks to engage with their customers, through personalised messages such as insights, advice, fun facts, targeted rewards and product recommendations - all mixed with clearly categorised transactions.
● Insights & Reports: Flexible expense reporting functionality with extensive filtering capabilities.
● Budget & Financial Planning: Functionality which allows to automatically generate & manage financial budgets.

Georg Ludviksson, CEO and co-founder of Meniga comments:

“We are very proud to have established this partnership with one of Portugal’s most reputable banking groups, helping their customers better manage their finances through an easier, more enjoyable mobile banking experience. The Crédito Agrícola team has unrivalled insight about the needs of its local banking customers, and having been in close collaboration to integrate Meniga’s technology into the moey! app, we feel confident that it will excite users right across the region.”

Ricardo Madeira, Inovação e Digital, Director at Crédito Agrícola comments:

“Together with Meniga, our team has developed a market-leading app which will not only help our customers gain a better understanding of their spending and finances, but also provide seamless payments through services like Apple Pay and MB WAY. Through the moey! app’s intuitive interface and features, users will enjoy a seamless mobile experience which will significantly improve their everyday banking and personal finances.”