Nutmegintegrationwith Yolt, Emma and Money Dashboardofferscustomers holistic view of their finances

Nutmeg,Europe’slargest digital wealth manager, has today announcednew API integrations withfintech appsYolt, Emma and Money Dashboard. The connections will give Nutmeg’s 80,000 customers a more holistic view of their finances,with the ability to see their Nutmeg investments alongside their current accounts, savingsproductsand credit cardsthrough theUK’s leadingsmart moneyapps.

Withpeople increasingly having more than one bank accountand technology offering opportunities to provideconsumers with a single view of their wealth,Nutmeghasteamed up with fellow leadingfintechsYolt, Emma and Money Dashboardtogivecustomers of both services greater control, transparency and oversight of their finances.

TheNutmegintegrationis available to customers ofany of thethreeappsand will allow customers to seetheirNutmeg ISA, Lifetime ISA, pension, general investment account and Junior ISA balances in the appsalongside other financial products they hold.

 

Matt Gatrell,chief operations officer,Nutmeg, said:“Providing our customers with a single view of their wealth – be it theircurrent account transactions, emergency savings pots, or their long-terminvestments – helpspeople to better understand their own financial position.The integrations withYolt, Emma and Money Dashboard, launchedduring UK FinTech Week, arethe firstof their kindfor Nutmeg,and we’re pleased to beconnectingwithotherleadingfintech providersto help make everyday finances quicker, simpler andmore secure.”

The Open Banking initiative, which launched in 2018, gives consumers much greater control and visibility of their financial information and allows the regulated financial institutions that they use to share information securely. This has led to a host of innovative new tools and services, such asYolt, Emma and Money Dashboard, which give consumers more ways to analyse and manage all aspects of their finances.

Pauline van Brakel, Chief Product Officer atYoltcomments: “Yolthas longbeen a champion of API technology and a working proof-point for how the UK’s Open Banking initiative is helping put consumers back in control of their finances. Today’s announcement reflects our community’s appetite for these connections and is testament to our work to ensure our users can access and manage their finances in the quickest and easiest way possible. Beyond this, we continue to look for opportunities to develop partnerships with other fintech’s that share our aim of creating a truly ‘open’ financial experience for customers.”

Steve Tigar, CEO, Money Dashboard said:“Having a good grasp of one’s overall financial situation is critical, now more than ever. By teaming up with other innovativeFinTechslike Nutmeg, our goal is to make it much easier for people to trackall ofthe accounts they hold so they can really feel comfortable with their finances. As founding members offDATA, the trade association which lobbied for the adoption of Open Banking standards, we are big believers in the need for a more open and collaborative financial landscape. Partnering with otherFinTechsis a central part of how we will achieve our goal of helping millions of people master their money.”

Edoardo Moreni, CEO and co-founder, Emma, said: “Emma was built to empower millions of individuals to live a better and more fulfilling financial life. That’s why we are thrilled to welcome Nutmeg in Emma’s family with the goal to help our users discover the investing world and plan for their future.”