Each person will have his or her own card and password. When making a payment, the value will be debited from both accounts, in the proportion chosen and communicated on the platform. With each transaction, users are already debited proportionally. It is possible to adjust the percentage at any time.
"We are supporting Noh with an agile and complete issuing process so they can offer their clients security, special Visa benefits and innovations such as proximity payment," says Eduardo Abreu, vice president of New Businesses at Visa Brazil.
The startup, which has already raised R$17 million in a seed round to inaugurate the collective finance market, wants to expand its services offered.
"We want to break new ground in a market still unexplored by Brazilian fintechs that offer products with individual customers in mind. We believe that the era of shared finance has arrived and reflects a consumption behavior that has long been collective in the lives of Brazilians," explains Ana Zucato, CEO and founding partner of Noh.
The company, which already allows to automatically split bills and expenses in payments through boletos and Pix, will make available first the virtual card and later the physical one, and both will be Visa, free and will work as a pre-paid credit card (to make the payments, it is necessary to have a balance in the fintech account). Soon, it will also be possible to create groups with as many people as the user wants to share expenses.
Each person will have his or her own card and password. When making a payment, the value will be debited from both accounts, in the proportion chosen and communicated on the platform. With each transaction, users are already debited proportionally. It is possible to adjust the percentage at any time.
"We are supporting Noh with an agile and complete issuing process so they can offer their clients security, special Visa benefits and innovations such as proximity payment," says Eduardo Abreu, vice president of New Businesses at Visa Brazil.
The startup, which has already raised R$17 million in a seed round to inaugurate the collective finance market, wants to expand its services offered.
"We want to break new ground in a market still unexplored by Brazilian fintechs that offer products with individual customers in mind. We believe that the era of shared finance has arrived and reflects a consumption behavior that has long been collective in the lives of Brazilians," explains Ana Zucato, CEO and founding partner of Noh.
The company, which already allows to automatically split bills and expenses in payments through boletos and Pix, will make available first the virtual card and later the physical one, and both will be Visa, free and will work as a pre-paid credit card (to make the payments, it is necessary to have a balance in the fintech account). Soon, it will also be possible to create groups with as many people as the user wants to share expenses.