The program demonstrates Zolve’s commitment to removing barriers to access to credit for traditionally underserved populations, including international students, recent immigrants and those with poor credit scores, while helping student ambassadors develop leadership and career-ready skills.

Zolve was founded to help users build their financial futures globally, offering access to a U.S. bank account, debit card and high-limit credit cards. The Zolve student ambassadors, located at colleges and universities across the United States, will help others on their campuses learn about products and tools that enable fair access to credit and other financial products to those traditionally shut out of the system. While helping their fellow students take advantage of economic opportunities to realize their aspirations, the student ambassadors can earn up to $1,200 per month.

“Our campus ambassador program is another innovative way Zolve is working to spread the word about breaking down the financial barriers that can stand in the way of international students and recent immigrants,” said Raghunandan G., founder and CEO of Zolve. “As these future leaders blaze their trails, we want to come alongside them with tools and support to achieve financial freedom.”