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gohenry is a debit card and app designed to build healthy money habits for kids aged 6-18 that will last a lifetime. gohenry is innovating digital banking and democratising financial education by enabling kids to take control of their own finances in a controlled and safe environment.

Articles Featuring gohenry

GoHenry edges closer to grown-up banking with paycheck deposits for teens

2nd December 2021 | Oliver Smith

GoHenry launches new financial literacy tool for children

18th October 2021 | Aisling Finn

NatWest pockets RoosterMoney, the savings app for kids

8th October 2021 | Oliver Smith

Why TikTok teens might be the next fintech trend for neo banks

21st April 2021 | Selin Bucak

The AltFi view on failed mergers: Seedrs and Crowdcube join a worrying trend

29th March 2021 | AltFi

Bunq, Scalable Capital, CrowdProperty and LendInvest among FT’s fastest-growing European companies in 2021

2nd March 2021 | Oliver Smith

GoHenry raises $40m as it plots UK and US expansion

9th December 2020 | Aisling Finn

Strive launches challenger ‘bank’ for families, following GoSave acquisition

3rd November 2020 | Oliver Smith

GoHenry launches new teen-friendly account as it promotes financial independence for teens

22nd October 2020 | Aisling Finn

Starling Bank confirms the launch of Kite card for kids

9th September 2020 | Aisling Finn

Starling Bank preparing to launch "Kite" kid’s card and negative interest rate for Euro accounts

7th September 2020 | Oliver Smith

This biodegradable bank card for kids might be the future of sustainable finance

21st May 2020 | Aisling Finn

Revolut has launched a whole new app for your kids

18th March 2020 | Oliver Smith

Californian ‘digital piggy bank’ GoSave plotting 2020 UK arrival

5th February 2020 | Oliver Smith

Fintech accounted for 38% of Crowdcube’s funds raised in Q3 2019

11th October 2019 | Oliver Smith

Revolut is preparing to launch a “Revolut Youth” card for teens

19th September 2019 | Oliver Smith

AltFi Insights: £71m raised by fintech crowdfunding in 2019 so far

12th September 2019 | Daniel Lanyon

Crowdcube signs deal with Linklaters to provide legal support for fintech firms

4th February 2019 | Roger Baird

Fintech, AI, cannabis and vegan start ups - What Crowdcube is expecting from 2019

10th January 2019 | Daniel Lanyon