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Snoop partners with Accepty for 'hyper-personalised' lending tool

Money saving app Snoop has partnered with credit marketplace technology provider Accepty for its AI-driven personal loans solution.

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The combination of Snoop’s proactive, data-driven transaction model with Accepty - the UK’s number one rated loan marketplace API and platform - will provide Snoop customers with access to tailored ‘personal’ loan solutions.

John Natalizia, Snoop CEO, said: “Our partnership with Accepty is all about creating the most intelligent personal loan matching service in the market. Accepty will help Snoop to match consumers with the right loan, tailored perfectly for their circumstances and eligibility. Whether you’ve got a personal loan and want a better deal, or you’re in the market for a loan to suit your circumstances, personal loans just got very personal at Snoop.”

Robert Samarji, Co-founder at Accepty said: “We’re delighted that Snoop has chosen to work with us on its Loans Finder comparison tool. It’s a fascinating purpose-driven business using technology to deliver its ambition of making everyone better off. We’re looking forward to working together to provide the most tailored personal loan solution in the market”.

Snoop takes the idea of money management much further than other fintechs by allowing customers to use their own data as a powerful force to save money. Using secure open banking data and advanced analytics, the app provides data-driven, personalised insights (‘Snoops’) to help consumers find their biggest money saving opportunities. Snoop has already successfully delivered over two million money-saving and money-management insights to customers and can save the average household around £1,5001 each year.

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