The Portland startup community has its fair share of “firsts.” Those early concepts — from coining “Web 2.0” to the earliest versions of what would become SaaS — didn’t always translate into success, but they played a crucial role on the pathway to continued innovation. Fintech is no different. Portland was home to one of the very first startups that would become commonly known as “neobanks.” And it continues to rethink how people interact with money on a regular basis. And so it should come as little surprise that one of the leading neobanks, Mercury, has a presence here. And Portland-based product manager Alexey Likuev has some news.
Starting today, Mercury Personal is no longer gated behind a waitlist. So, whether you’re managing your finances on your own, sharing them with a partner, or investing idle cash, you now have a platform designed to make it all feel seamless. And, if you’re already a Mercury business customer and U.S. resident, switching between personal and business accounts happens with a single click.
For more information or to sign up, visit Mercury.
