The Greek financial ecosystem is close to achieving a new milestone as Snappi, the first Greek neobank licensed by the European Central Bank, is one step closer to launching, opening its waitlist for Greek tax residents.
Gabriella Kindert, CEO of Snappi said: “This is a special moment in our journey and we invite everyone to be among the first to experience Snappi. We want our customers to feel empowered, informed, and valued and to engage with a brand they trust and enjoy.
“Feedback will be invaluable as we refine both the products, services and the overall experience to better meet customer needs. Our journey is driven by our commitment to continuous improvement, and we will evolve alongside the needs of our customers.
“I am incredibly proud of our team and all the visionary minds behind Snappi. As Greece’s economy thrives, and the need for greater financial inclusion grows, Snappi is dedicated to meeting the evolving needs of its clients.”
The waitlist is open to everyone and gives access to a dedicated community, however, the Snappi App itself will only be available to tax residents in Greece at first. The neobank does have plans to expand across Europe in the near future, and those who sign up for the waitlist will gain:
- exclusive updates on the company’s roadmap and milestones
- invitations to special events
- insights and research on the future of financial services
The Snappi App
Snappi will provide users with popular digital banking features and products, like personalised services, as well as traditional banking services such as 24/7 call centres staffed by real people.
Following signup to the waitlist, members will receive an email notification to download the Snappi App and become Snappi customers before its official launch. Signing up won’t require a trip to a branch. Rather, there will be a five-minute digital onboarding for both payments and saving accounts. Once onboarded, consumers will have access to virtual and physical cards, as well as access to interest-free, short-term loans with instant credit-decisioning.
