Marygold & Co UK, a subsidiary of US-based fintech company The Marygold Companies, has launched its mobile banking fintech app in the United Kingdom. The app offers users digital financial management tools for saving, investing, and spending. It features interest-bearing savings accounts, personalized savings notifications, and innovative money management solutions. Partnering with Griffin Bank and Moneyhub, the company aims to enhance financial services accessibility in the UK. The rollout will be followed by a marketing push in the coming months to attract individuals and businesses.
Marygold & Co UK (MGUK), the UK arm of US-based fintech firm The Marygold Companies (TMC), has officially introduced a new mobile banking and financial services app designed to help users efficiently manage their financial activities, including saving, investing, and spending.
The app, now available for download on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store, integrates multiple financial management tools such as interest-bearing easy access savings accounts, money pools, and customized savings notifications. It also introduces an “out-of-sight-out-of-mind piggy bank” feature to encourage disciplined saving habits.
The savings accounts are powered by MGUK’s strategic partnership with Griffin Bank, which was established in November 2024. Additionally, open banking, account information, and payment initiation services are facilitated through Moneyhub, further strengthening the app’s financial ecosystem.
MGUK President Matthew Parden highlighted that the app has been tailored specifically for UK users, with a comprehensive marketing campaign set to begin over the next 60 to 90 days targeting individuals and businesses alike. TMC CEO Nicholas Gerber expressed confidence in the UK market, anticipating rapid adoption due to its high financial awareness and demand for digital banking solutions.
Marygold & Co UK’s launch aligns with the vision of its parent company, which initiated its UK expansion in 2021. The fintech’s accelerated development was driven by acquisitions, including Tiger Financial & Asset Management in 2022 and chartered financial planning firm Step-By-Step Financial Planners in 2024. With a holding company asset base of $32.9 million, TMC is positioning itself as a key player in the UK’s digital banking sector.
The fintech industry in the UK continues to witness rapid innovation, and Marygold & Co’s entry into the market is expected to introduce fresh competition to existing financial service providers.
