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Everyone talks about the @FlexSuperApp Net-60 card. Rightfully so.
But not enough people are talking about Flex Capital.
I come from a revenue based financing background. RBF done right is one of the most powerful growth tools a business owner can use. Pay a percentage of revenue or fixed repayments. You choose what works for your business.
Now combine that with the Net-60 card.
Put all your marketing spend on the card. Max out cashback or float. Use Flex Capital to fund your inventory.
You're growing the business on two fronts without touching your working capital.
This is the combo most business owners don't know exists yet.
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โ Pay for client dinners
โ Cover team travel
โ Issue employee cards
With your Flex Card, you can handle every business expense with ease.
There are plenty of places to get RBF or working capital financing.
Most of them are a one trick pony. You take the money. You repay. You leave.
No context. No connection to your actual business. Just a transaction.
@FlexSuperApp built it differently.
Working capital financing is now part of the Flex platform. Sitting right alongside your banking, Net-60 card, bill pay, and global payments.
One platform. Full control. Capital that's actually connected to how your business moves money every day.
This is what a financial operating system looks like.
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Still wondering why Revolut and Monzo are taking over in Ireland?
Revolut is paying up to 2.25% AER on instant access savings. Daily.
Monzo just launched with 1.6% AER. Instant access. No fees.
Meanwhile traditional Irish banks are offering comparable rates only if you lock your money away on a fixed term.
No wonder 100,000 people were on the Monzo waitlist before it even launched.
Trust in traditional banking has been eroding for years. The neobanks are just making it impossible to ignore now.
Downloaded Monzo this week. Revolut has had Ireland to itself for long enough.
Early impressions are good. The refer a friend bonus is so generous I'm legally obligated to send it to everyone in my contacts. Sorry in advance.
The real test isn't the launch. It's what happens 12 months from now when the bonuses are gone and trust has to do the work.
Watching this one closely.
The one thing every neobank needs to truly win.
Trust.
I had Revolut for years before I moved my full salary into it. Years of good experiences before I was ready to fully commit.
That's what trust looks like in banking. It's not a campaign. It's time.
Three things that build it:
Social proof. Not influencer ads. Real people in your network saying they moved their salary there. That one conversation carries more weight than any marketing budget.
Consistency. The app that never goes down. The card that always works. One bad experience at the wrong moment undoes everything.
Transparency. No hidden fees. No buried terms. Just honesty.
The salary move is the ultimate signal. When someone lets their pay land in your account every month, you've won.
What's your biggest trust signal for a neobank?