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Hank Payments Corp
XTSX:HANK

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Hank Payments Corp
XTSX:HANK
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Price: 0.37 CAD -2.63% Market Closed
Market Cap: 35.4m CAD
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Hank Payments Corp. operates as a financial technology company. The company is headquartered in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The company went IPO on 2016-04-13. The firm's Hank software platform (Hank Platform) acts as a consumer’s personal, financial concierge using a technology to automate the complexities of personal cash flow management. Through its Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), the Company helps consumers to find funds in their existing cash flow and speed up the retirement of liabilities. The platform debits consumers when they have cash, stores the cash with partner banks, then automatically instructs partner banks to pay bills and loans as they come due, and often sooner than required. The company provides lenders with visibility into borrower's ability to pay, including potential for partial payments. The company automates customers payments so that they always know how much money is left in their day-to-day bank account is available to spend. The company offers services, such as budget management, financial wellness and payment security.

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