Major financial institutions and startups embed Knot’s CardSwitcher™ to become top-of-wallet and more #KnotAProblem
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Knot's expansion in Canada continues 🇨🇦
I couldn't be more excited to announce that we’re now powering card switching for @GetKoho, one of Canada’s largest neobanks with more than 2.5 million customers.
KOHO users can now add their KOHO Mastercard® Prepaid card to the places they already shop in just a few taps, without leaving the KOHO app.
It's great to see banks and fintechs alike focus on the same thing: making it as easy as possible for people to use their payment details everywhere.
Big thanks to the KOHO team for partnering with us to make that happen.
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Financial institutions can already see it in their data: a card that never got activated, or one whose usage is quietly fading. What they haven't had is a way to act on it in the moment.
That's why we're partnering with @getlarky, the market leader in consumer engagement technology, to help financial institutions on @Q2_Software, and across the broader digital banking ecosystem, turn insights into action.
Larky delivers the nudge, and @KnotAPIs delivers the switch, letting cardholders move their card on file across their recurring subscriptions, bills, and top merchants in just a few taps.
For the cardholder, it's the tedious part made effortless: no need to navigate to a dozen accounts or dig out card numbers. One tap keeps their favorite card working everywhere, without ever leaving their banking app.
Knot turns intent into card usage. Larky makes sure the moment never gets missed.
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Knot’s X logo is now so bright it jumps out instantly.
Just like CardSwitcher makes users switch their cards instantly, too 😌
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Honored to have applicants who are putting in immense effort to work at Knot 😌
You can’t teach this kind of hunger.
We’ve had 20,000+ people apply to work at @KnotAPIs. At the bottom of the application, it says: “Differentiate yourself.”
Today, someone took that to an extreme.
Charles took a 13-hour redeye train to surprise us at the office. He waited outside until the lights came on, then came up and showed us a project he’d been building.
All this without ever hearing back on his application.
I asked him, “What if we weren’t in the office? It’s Columbus Day.”
He smiled and said, “The application said 5 days a week, so I thought I’d take a shot.”
We're interviewing Charles, but I 100% want to make his trip worthwhile.
If your team is hiring, or if you just respect that kind of grit, share this or reach out to him directly.
He’s looking for any role or internship. And trust me, he’s going to do just fine.
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