Current

American financial technology company

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March 2025 Current announced a new case study from Datos Insights titled 'Foregoing BaaS: How Owning the Core Fuels Current's Success', highlighting the company's strategic decision to build its own core banking platform as a key factor in its growth.
January 2025 Current became a member of the American Fintech Council.
2024 Current was named to CNBC's 'The World's Top 250 Fintech Companies'.
December 2022 Current exceeded four million accounts.
November 2022 Current reached two million accounts, effectively doubling its member base in less than six months.
October 2022 Current launched fee-free crypto trading in partnership with Zero Hash, enabling its over four million members to buy and sell dozens of coins with instant trade liquidity.
October 2022 Current announced direct processing with Visa.
January 2022 Current launched a 4% APY savings product.
April 2021 Current approached nearly three million accounts.
March 2021 Current again led neobanks by being the first to credit government stimulus payments, quickly distributing funds using its own balance sheet immediately after the Treasury Secretary's announcement.
2020 Current became the first U.S. consumer fintech to launch a points reward system based on debit, allowing members to earn cash back points at over 14,000 merchants nationwide.
2020 The Wall Street Journal reported Current's valuation at $750 million, highlighting the company's growth in mobile consumer banking during the COVID-19 pandemic.
December 2020 Current was the first neobank to credit government stimulus payments, receiving and distributing funds hours after the Treasury Secretary's announcement.
October 2020 Current announced it had no plans to pursue its own bank charter, continuing to operate through its partner bank Choice Financial Group.
June 2020 Current reached one million accounts less than a year and a half after launching personal accounts.
April 2020 Current became the first neobank to receive and distribute government stimulus payments under the CARES Act, crediting member accounts five days faster than traditional banks.
April 2020 Current began adding over 100,000 new members each month for the remainder of the year.
December 12 2019 Current applied for a patent (16424341 / 20190378121) for a 'Cryptographic Technology Platform And Methods For Providers To Enable Users To Monetize Their Data', which would allow customers to control and potentially monetize their personal data while maintaining privacy.
February 2019 Current launched personal accounts for adults, featuring early wage access, fee-free overdraft up to $200, no minimum balance requirements, and instant gas hold removals.
May 2017 Current launched its first product, a debit card for teens that can be controlled by parents.
June 2015 Stuart Sopp founded Current, establishing the financial technology company in New York City to provide mobile banking services through partner bank Choice Financial Group.

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