Mogo Finance Technology

Next-generation consumer finance company

Mogo (TSX: GO) is building a digital financial brand for the next generation of Canadians by offering convenience, transparency, and products that are designed to help consumers manage and stay in control of their financial health. With over 150,000 members and growing, we’re using technology and design to build a digital experience that makes it easier for consumers to make smarter decisions about their money. Unlike at a bank, consumers can open a free MogoAccount online 24/7 in about 3 minutes. Today, members have access to MogoMoney, a line of personal loans that can help you get out of debt sooner by rewarding good payments with even lower rates over time. Members will also be first in line for our upcoming MogoCard, which is a smart mobile-first alternative to a chequing account and is tied to a mobile app that gives you responsive data to help you stay in control of your spending while avoiding fees. To get some finances with benefits and learn why Mogo was recently referred to as the potential 'Uber of banking' by CNBC, Toronto Star, and others—visit mogo.ca. Mogo (TSX: GO) is building a digital financial brand for the next generation of Canadians by offering convenience, transparency, and products that are designed to help consumers manage and stay in control of their financial health. With over 150,000 members and growing, we’re using technology and design to build a digital experience that makes it easier for consumers to make smarter decisions about their money. Unlike at a bank, consumers can open a free MogoAccount online 24/7 in about 3 minutes. Today, members have access to MogoMoney, a line of personal loans that can help you get out of debt sooner by rewarding good payments with even lower rates over time. Members will also be first in line for our upcoming MogoCard, which is a smart mobile-first alternative to a chequing account and is tied to a mobile app that gives you responsive data to help you stay in control of your spending while avoiding fees. To get some finances with benefits and learn why Mogo was recently referred to as the potential 'Uber of banking' by CNBC, Toronto Star, and others—visit mogo.ca.