Chexy already holds the bills. Our users, financial optimizers, keep their own spreadsheets of which card earns most on which bill. The goal was to do that for them, and better.
While every fintech is fighting to be Canada’s sixth bank. Chexy’s angle is to capture the household bills.
A calendar view of all your bills. Difficult to visualize in a personal Excel sheet. A snapshot of your money in (pay) and money out (bills). Simple enough to already exist in consumer fintech. It didn’t. 92% called it helpful.
Equipping my Product lead with the toolkit to prototype. I stepped in to clean up, refine, and hand off. Users can visualize their total pay, less their bills, to see what’s leftover. And whether that’s a healthy number. 67% called it helpful.
Late payments are painful, and not every bank reminds you when a statement posts or when it’s due. Chexy puts every card in one view and reminds you before the date. Set up auto-pay and you get overdraft protection with it, and up to 14 days to pay us back.
We’re tracking new bills added per user, the share who connect a bank account or a card, credit card statements paid through Chexy, and time spent in the insights.
The rest comes from chatter — what people say about it, what they ask to see next, what it gives them ideas for.