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SteadyPay
SteadyPay's vision is to become the lifetime financial partner of gig-economy workers globally. SteadyPay's app enables gig economy workers to enjoy regular income even when they work irregular hours
About SteadyPay
SteadyPay operates in the financial technology sector, offering subscription-based services designed to provide income stability and credit improvement for its users. The company primarily serves individuals who experience fluctuating incomes, such as freelancers, gig economy workers, and part-time employees. SteadyPay's core products include 'TopUp,' which advances money to users when their income falls below usual levels, and 'Credit Builder,' which helps users enhance their credit scores through consistent repayments. The business model revolves around a monthly subscription fee, with no interest charges on the advanced amounts. SteadyPay generates revenue through these subscription fees, ensuring a transparent and predictable cost structure for its clients. The company is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, ensuring compliance with consumer credit and credit information services standards.
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- Founded
- 2017
- Headquarters
- London, United Kingdom
- Sector
- Fintech
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Series A8 investors entered at this stage
Chris Adelsbach
TrueSight Ventures
Ascension
Outrun Ventures
Fair by Design
Launchbay Capital
Future Fund
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