Blomfield: Monzo Defined Weekly Active Users as Transacting Weekly
Tom Blomfield · B2B Startup Metrics | Startup School · Y Combinator · Dec 15, 2023 · at 5:00
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Tom Blomfield, Y Combinator Group Partner and co-founder of Monzo, discusses how active user definitions vary widely across different fintech companies.
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“So a weekly active user at my old company, Monzo, was someone who transacted, who made a financial transaction at least once a week.”
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