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Productfy targets non-fintechs with zero upfront costs and transaction fees

Yui Vo · Productfy Sells 10-20% in $16m Series A To Help Anyone Launch a Credit Union in Under a Week · Jan 14, 2022 · at 9:05

Productfy CEO Yui Vo outlines the platform's strategic shift toward enabling non-fintech organizations lacking engineering or compliance teams to launch financial products.

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“What we actually want, want to move more towards is, is to enable organizations that don't have engineering teams, that don't have compliance team, that don't have servicing teams to be able to launch a financial product. And so that's the model that we are now exploring going into Q one of next year, because fundamentally we're going to take on a lot more program management responsibilities, right? We're going to make more on the transactional fees rather than on like Program fees, because a lot of these clients aren't set up to know how to run these programs. So we're going to set up to basically set them up to be almost zero cost for them to get up and running and really just make money as they scale because we're the program management and we basically run the entire program and we're targeting non-fintechs.”

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Disclosure
Productfy charges low thousands monthly plus transaction and interchange fees
“We're talking very, very minimal program management fees in the hundreds of dollars until you go live and it's the low thousands and then per month. And then we charge on ACH, on KYC on wires. And then we split the interchange on revenue.”
Yui Vo Jan 14, 2022 ▶ 4:21 Productfy Sells 10-20% in $16m Series A To Help Anyone Launch a Credit Union in Under a Week
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Productfy generates $1,000 to $5,000 per month per average customer
“Yeah, I think it's probably safe to say one to five K is probably the right number.”
Yui Vo Jan 14, 2022 ▶ 8:49 Productfy Sells 10-20% in $16m Series A To Help Anyone Launch a Credit Union in Under a Week
Assertion Open · timeframe Aug 2021
Productfy added 150,000 production users between January and August 2021
“Between January and August, I think it was like a hundred and 50,000 production users got added to our system.”
Yui Vo Jan 14, 2022 ▶ 19:49 Productfy Sells 10-20% in $16m Series A To Help Anyone Launch a Credit Union in Under a Week
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Productfy debit card volume grew up to 4x in November 2021
“Our debit card transaction volume grew by, I think, Somewhere between two and a half to four X between October and November.”
Yui Vo Jan 14, 2022 ▶ 21:11 Productfy Sells 10-20% in $16m Series A To Help Anyone Launch a Credit Union in Under a Week
Prediction Not checkable as stated
Productfy predicted its debit card volume would triple in December 2021
“And we're probably going to three X that from, you know, November to December.”
Yui Vo Jan 14, 2022 ▶ 21:29 Productfy Sells 10-20% in $16m Series A To Help Anyone Launch a Credit Union in Under a Week
Disclosure
Productfy plans to roll out secured credit and lending in 2022
“We're going to enable any organization without an engineering team, without a service team, without a commercial without a compliance team, to launch a financial product with direct deposits DDAs, debit cards, HHM wires in less than a week. And then we're goin…”
Yui Vo Jan 14, 2022 ▶ 23:02 Productfy Sells 10-20% in $16m Series A To Help Anyone Launch a Credit Union in Under a Week
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