πŸš€ v1.2.0 Release πŸš€

Our latest release features powerful UX and Security upgrades. πŸ’ͺ🏼

We now have full coverage of all US banks!!

If you’re one of our users who connects a bank to your account, you’re now able to connect ANY bank in the US.

That’s a lot of banks!

This is thanks to our new micro-deposit flow.

When you don’t want to use the instant login feature to connect your bank you can now manually verify your bank details instead.

It’s simple: navigate to your Banks & Cards tab, click “Add New Bank”, and type “micro” or “manual” in the bank search bar.

From there you’ll see a place to enter your routing & account numbers.

After you do, we’ll send two micro deposits to your bank account.

Once you receive them, you’ll come back to the Banks & Cards tab and click on the “unverified” tag on the bank you added and enter the two deposit amounts.

πŸŽ‰Congrats, you just connected your bank without logging into it. Well done!

Here are a few of the new features live now on snaprefund.io:

– πŸ”’ Auto logouts after 5 minutes of inactivity on both desktop and mobile (Thanks for your feedback on our LinkedIn Poll! πŸ“Š)
– πŸ›οΈMicro Deposits allow you to manually connect & verify any bank account in the US
– πŸ“ Password minimum length for new accounts is now 7 instead of 12 for greater ease of use (We heard you πŸ–€)

Sign up for free today on snaprefund.io and start sending & receiving your money faster and easier than ever.

Full Release Notes

  • Full coverage of all US banks with the Micro Deposit flow that allows users to manually enter their bank info and verify the amount of two small deposits
  • Auto logout occurs after 5 minutes of inactivity on both Desktop & Mobile
  • The minimum required password length for new accounts has been decreased to 7 characters
  • Padding added to the bottom of pages app-wide for better UI
  • Payments sent to new users that are cancelled before the user completes sign up now correctly show up in the recipient’s transaction history after onboarding
  • Updates to the Business Name entry field on sign-up page to clearly communicate not to enter a value for that field if the user doesn’t have an Employer Identification Number (EIN) for their business