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SavvyMoney
SavvyMoney is a asset manager; the Altss profile covers its classification, headquarters, registration, AUM band, and key contacts for private-markets...
SavvyMoney
Credit score solutions and financial wellness tools built to help financial institutions drive growth and engagement. 1,600+ partners.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
Principals
JB Orecchia
President & CEO
Adam Margolin
Managing Director, Spectrum Equity (Board Director)
Chris Nesbitt
Managing Director, PSG (Board Director)
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
How does SavvyMoney make money?
SavvyMoney charges its bank and credit union partners a recurring SaaS fee for its platform. Additional revenue likely comes from transaction or volume-based fees tied to the pre-qualified loan and deposit offers generated through its credit intelligence engine, though exact economics are undisclosed.
Who owns SavvyMoney and who sits on the board?
SavvyMoney is growth-equity backed. Board members include Adam Margolin of Spectrum Equity, Chris Nesbitt of PSG, TransUnion SVP Liz Pagel, and former Fiserv Group President Rahul Gupta. President and CEO JB Orecchia also serves on the board.
How is SavvyMoney different from Credit Karma?
Credit Karma is a direct-to-consumer brand that monetizes through credit card referrals. SavvyMoney operates as a white-label B2B platform; consumers see their bank's logo, not SavvyMoney's. This embeds the tool inside a trusted banking relationship rather than competing for consumer attention on the open web.
Does SavvyMoney operate its own consumer lending products?
No. SavvyMoney does not originate loans or hold any consumer credit. It undergirds the marketing and pre-qualification analytics that its partner institutions use to drive their own loan and deposit growth.
How many financial institutions use SavvyMoney and who are its integration partners?
Over 1,600 financial institutions use the platform. The firm claims more than 30 integrations across lending, core banking, and digital banking providers, embedding its credit monitoring and offer-generation tools directly into third-party banking apps.
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