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bloxley
Empowering your money. Everything banking should be, and far more. Coming to Europe & UK.
About bloxley
Managing money should be simpler, fairer, and entirely yours. That belief is why bloxley exists. Our mission is to make managing money simpler, fairer, and more empowering for an optimistic future. Your financial life is fragmented. Accounts, transfers, and tools spread across apps that don't talk to each other. We're building bloxley to bring it all into one place. One platform, everything where it belongs. We're building for where finance is heading. A platform where personal finance, AI and crypto-banking aren't separate worlds, but part of one simple, human experience. The tools of today and tomorrow, in one place. We're a team of 31+ with backgrounds spanning product, design, engineering, legal, and finance, builders who've worked at the companies that shaped this category, now building something of their own. We're starting in Europe, with the UK to follow. And we're looking for more talented people. People who love building great products, redefining success, and turning a fragmented financial world into one simple place.
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Signals from bloxley
5 published signals
Products & Services
bloxley highlights that oolo AI, acquired by AppsFlyer, uses machine learning to monitor performance metrics in real-time and detect anomalies for automated campaign oversight.
Reported by Sam Shev
Research & Knowledge
Bloxley CEO Leon Fischer-Brocks explains how bad actors can slip fake account numbers into transaction history, why traditional banks are vulnerable, and how digital-first banks can solve these attacks.
Reported by bloxley
Research & Knowledge
bloxley published a recent post breaking down why Small Language Models are the true future of on-device computing.
Reported by Sam Shev
Products & Services
Bloxley introduced BloxID payment handles to make everyday user details more accessible
Reported by bloxley
Research & Knowledge
bloxley published a deep dive on its Patreon breaking down the timeline, the $15M PR fallout, and the crisis communication playbook for AI companies.
Reported by Sam Shev