Hereās the latest press about Monzo with lots of news in it
& he goes (even more?) on the record with this quote
āWeāre opening more accounts every month than any UK bank,ā
also
Interestingly, Eileen Burbidge, the London tech star behind Passion Capital, says she initially wanted to back Starling but then funded Monzo instead. She says it was āalways about Tomā. She also invested in GoCardless.
& now
Each card costs us Ā£50 or Ā£60 a year,ā he explains. āMoving onto the current account will bring the losses down to Ā£20 a year and then itās about making revenueā.
He says a recent survey they did suggested more than half of users would trust Monzo enough to put their entire salaries into its current account.
Another funding round is approaching, likely to be more than its last £22 million, but under £100 million.
Heās drawing up plans for a new office in Wales and probably another in Dublin or Berlin for post-Brexit EU passporting. In 12 months, Monzo will have 400 employees, he says.
Plans for its its own headquarters are even on Blomfieldās mind.
Imagining what they would look like, he suggests with a chuckle: āa giant M over Canary Wharf.ā Heās so ambitious, I canāt even tell if heās joking.
Thereās no BS with Tom. Thatās honestly so refreshing from a CEO. Both as an employee, and as a customer. I know, Iām biased, but itās still true!
In the theme of āMonzo Meetupā style, can we not put your next office location to a community vote? I think youād all be rather suited to a Bristol office myself
This is soooooo exciting! Maybe they have approached this theoretical EU āprospectus monsterā and realised it is more of a ?
Iām eager for everyone who wants to invest in monzo to finaly get their chance (or a much much better chance at least) and get thousands more people raving about it. And it would be such a growth vertical if they carried out what he is hinting at. Fingers crossed.
Unless I am being cynical we can probably assume most the offers were from legacy organisations who either wanted to shut down Monzo or merge it into their existing offerings