All the Product launches captured for 2022

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All the fintech 🇦🇺 product launches for calendar 2022 in one place 👇

  • Westpac launched a “Split Billing” function that enables hospitality merchants to allow groups to split a bill so that each individual within a group can pay a portion of their bill.

  •  Brenton Charnley launched Open Finance Advisors , a consultancy to "help local and global businesses make open banking and open finance a reality through the Consumer Data Right (CDR). 

  • Vanguard Australia launched their Superannuation product - 0.58% fees including a “Lifecycle” option to adjust growth v defensive assets overlayed with your age

  • Westpac announced that over 720,000 users interacted with their embedded “Personal Financial Management” feature since launch in Sep 2022.

  • Commonwealth Bank partnered with More to launch Mobile SIM Plans to help customers with the cost of living and rising bills.

  • Wisr launched “Wisr Today”Australia’s first money coaching app that uses psychology & behavioural science to help users build smarter habits & improve holistic financial health. 

  • bit.leave launched in Australia to help organisations reduce excess leave liabilities whilst also rewarding employees with more time off or more money  

  • Long-term focused wealth retail management platform pearler launched "Pearler Exchange" - an online forum for investors to chat , ask questions, test ideas & share experiences in a professionally moderated general advice environment.

  • NAB announced the launch of lower variable rates for eligible home loan customers on homes that meet energy efficient criteria.

  • NAB has launched "Easy Tap" that turns your Android device into a payment terminal to accept contactless card payments - whilst also launching "NAB Messaging " for customer chat on web and mobile

  • Commonwealth Bank enabled "PayTo" , while also launching "Fuel Finder" available to 250,000 New South Wales residents to predict when they may next need to refuel

  • Superhero launched Auto investing allowing you to invest in shares & ETF's on a recurring basis.

  • pearler launched Automate v3 , a convergence of open banking and investing as well as round up feature for investing

  • Sydney based upcover launched their instalment program for insurance policies

  • Bendigo and Adelaide Bank owned Up launched a "Locked" Savers function

  • Karta Gift Cards launched their new platform called 'Karta Cards'. This enables every business everywhere to issue & process Gift Cards .

  • Sydney based expense management platform Cape launched “Cape Spend “ to help empower employee spending

  • Super Obvious, an ethical savings & investing app launched to the public.

  • Crypto.com & DataMesh Group partnered to launch Australia’s first in-store cryptocurrency payments across more than 440 of Peregrine Corporation retail outlets

  • Up launched “Maybuy” allowing customers to create an automated savings plan for individual items they've found shopping online – dubbed a “Maybuy”

  • Westpac announced they will be launching a digital mortgage product that allows customers to be unconditionally approved starting from 10 mins

  • Bendigo and Adelaide Bank owned Up launched to the public details around their digital home loan product called “Up Home”

  • Salary as a service company Nine25 App have launched their platform to private beta users

  • Sydney based Adatree launched the world’s first Open Data marketplace called “Adatree Exchange”

  • NAB launched their Buy Now Pay Later product allowing customers up to $1000 of payments split in 4 - with no late fees, no interest & no account fees

  • Commonwealth Bank launched Unloan, a digital homeloan & on the same day launched Kit , a money app & digital informational tool for kid

  • DataCo Technologies launched out of 1835i ventures. The DataCo Collaboration Platform allows organisations to connect & collaborate on customer data.

  • ETF Securities AU launched the first Bitcoin & Etherum ETFS with trading commencing on Cboe Australia

  • Wpay launched “everyday pay” incorporating payments , gift cards and rewards all in one place.

  • Zeller launched the “Zeller Contact Directory “ to allow their 13,000 plus merchants to strengthen relationships, identify opportunities & get better oversight of business spending

  • Brisbane base Swyftx launched “Earn” allowing customers to earn interest on eligible cryptocurrencies held in their trading wallet.

  • Novatti Group (ASX:NOV) launched a stablecoin called “AUDC” - a digital representation of the Australian dollar

  • FinClear launched FCX - an platform to service the needs of unlisted emerging companies.

  • Brisbane based Bloom Impact Investing launched Bloom gives access to clean energy infrastructure assets that were not accessible to retail investors.

  • Bendigo and Adelaide Bank owned Up launched “Zap” - a digital only debit card

  • Melbourne based Mr Yum launched ‘Split & Pay’ allowing customers to pay the bill at the end of a meal & split it between guests.

  • Parpera launched their business debit Mastercard for Australian Sole Traders

  • BidFin launched a product allowing MSP’s & ISV’s to be pre-funded against future Monthly Recurring Revenue Contracts.

  • Sydney based Super Fierce launched to the public - with the ultimate goal to make appropriate, affordable advice accessible to every woman in Australia

  • Revolut launched a share trading feature for Australian customers allowing them to invest in >1000 companies listed on the NYSE & Nasdaq

  • Suncorp Group launched their “Banking you can feel good about “ campaign across TV, Cinema , Digital , Social & Outdoor

  • Australian Payments Plus launched which brings together BPAY Group, eftpos and NPP Australia

  • Nick Bell & Lisa Teh launched Mooning to help NFT projects & navigate the world of blockchain

  • Tennis Australia launched the AO Art Ball NFTs bring together sport, art, technology & data in a unique way, giving people an opportunity to own a piece of the Australian Open