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Sibstar
Sibstar - a debit card and app for adults who need help managing their everyday money.
About Sibstar
Sibstar is a groundbreaking Fintech driving financial inclusion for people with learning disabilities, dementia, mental health conditions and in addiction recovery. Our debit card and app enables these adults, who are in need of a little extra help, to manage and spend their money safely, avoid scams and overspending. Jayne Sibley, our founder, was driven to start Sibstar after caring for her mum and dad, who were living with dementia. With no way of helping them maintain their financial independence, Jayne decided to build a solution herself - Sibstar. How are we different? Sibstar is for anyone who’s finding managing money difficult. You can have the Sibstar card and app for yourself and by yourself. Or, if you are caring for a loved one who needs some help, they can have the Sibstar card, and you can have the app. In the Sibstar app, you can set your daily, monthly and cashpoint limits. Switch on/off cashpoint withdrawals, online & phone use. You can even receive real-time notifications, set a daily auto top-up and freeze/unfreeze the card. All this can be changed instantly and remotely at any time, so Sibstar meets your changing needs. We are multi-award winning, and you may recognise us from our successful pitch in Dragons’ Den! We are very proud to be partnered with: Mastercard | The Alzheimer’s Society | Gamban | National Crime Agency
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Signals from Sibstar
4 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Sibstar hosted a conversation on the It's Not About the Money podcast featuring Catherine Morgan.
Reported by Jayne Sibley
Presence & Recognition
Sibstar featured Jayne Sibley on Rip Off Britain to discuss families adding protection before needing it
Reported by Sibstar
Customers & Market
Sibstar customer Ceri's mum is now living with early-stage dementia and has returned around £400,000 from her bank.
Reported by Jayne Sibley
Products & Services
Sibstar was built to help families reduce the risk of scams by providing a practical way to reduce the risk without taking away independence.
Reported by Jayne Sibley