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Week 10

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In Australia 🇦🇺

Zeller launches Corporate cards and a savings account, Singapore Airlines partners with Airwallex to launch Kris+ in Australia, Stake launches extended trading hours trading, Blossom app hits $45m funds under management, Revolut launches enterprise business plans in Australia, Waave partners with Barbeques Galore to launch Pay by Bank in store.

Globally 🌍

Revolut looks to rival American Express and traditional credit card programs with a RevPoints rewards program and opens signups for their ‘Revolut People’ HR program, Public launches fractional bonds trading, Neo partners with Cathay Pacific to launch cobranded credit card, Robinhood launches crypto trading in the EU, PwC partners with Engine by Starling for BaaS services, Adyen and Klarna extend global partnership and more!

This week in Australia 🇦🇺

Zeller launches corporate cards and savings accounts

Zeller Corporate Cards have landed

This week Zeller launched Corporate Cards, for better business expense management.

Zeller Corporate Cards are packed with powerful features to streamline business expense management:

Instant card creation: The ability to issue a virtual card with just a click, or order a physical card, provides flexibility for various business and spending scenarios.

Set budget controls: Recurring budgets can be automated to renew daily, weekly, fortnightly, monthly, or quarterly, and transaction limits set to ensure spending stays within defined parameters.

Streamline reconciliation: Attaching notes, receipts, and invoices directly to expenses enables a paperless and organised approach to record-keeping and finance reconciliation.

Project and team-level management: Managing budgets at a project or team level ensures granular control over expenditure across different areas of the business.

Real-time visibility: Finance teams can track expenses and see their cash balance in real-time through the Zeller Dashboard.

As part of the launch, Zeller is offering all customers the chance to try Zeller Corporate Cards for free until April 1, 2024. This trial period gives businesses the opportunity to experience the efficiency and convenience of this cutting-edge expense management solution at no cost.

Zeller now has a place for your business savings

Zeller has also launched savings account in their product ecosystem allowing businesses to save all in one platform at a higher rate than the big 4.

Some highlights include:

Instant account creation: Create a business savings account with a click — no application forms required.

Fees and pricing: Better interest rate and earn faster than you would storing your business savings with a big-4 bank.

Access funds instantly: Withdraw your business savings to use and spend whenever you need them.

Funds held securely: Your funds are secure with a fully regulated, licence holding Australian bank.

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