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Neontra was named one of the best budgeting tools in Canada by Superprof!

360-degree View Of Your Financial Life — Neontra

Overview: Neontra is a Canadian-based and effective financial tool to manage your personal finances. It enables users to keep track of all their assets, investments, banking, and even debts through a wide range of features.

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Neontra was chosen to participate in the Canadian Trade Commission’s Canadian Technology Accelerator (CTA) program in Hong Kong. This initiative aims to assist Canadian fintech companies in navigating the market and connecting with potential partners, buyers, and investors.

We attended the Hong Kong Fintech Week at the AsiaWorld-Expo, alongside representatives from Canadian Technology Accelerators, with support from the Trade Commissioner Service.

The event took place from October 28 to November 1 2024!

Personal financial planning app Neontra recently launched a behavioural engineering feature that nudges users to stick to their financial goals.

The app is designed to complement existing desktop financial planning tools by playing a more day-to-day role in a client’s finances, said Daniel Vranesic, CEO of Toronto-based fintech TXIO, which developed the app.

“It’s a lot like a Fitbit for personal finance,” Vranesic said.

The behavioural feature can help clients understand how a lifestyle choice or an upcoming large purchase could affect financial goals like retirement savings or a dream holiday. For example, a client could set a monthly coffee budget and the app would push a reminder when the budget has been exceeded.

Financial advisors can also observe their clients’ spending habits through the app to help create more specific strategies to save or invest.

You would think that Daniel Vranesic, CEO of Toronto-based TXIO, would be difficult to surprise with numbers.

For years, TXIO has licensed its banking, payments and brokerage platform to a range of global clients. But when the company developed Neontra, an app for managing and planning personal finance, Vranesic decided to test the product’s “non-essential spending” category on himself.

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TXIO Corporation today announced the launch of Neontra, its all-in-one app for personal financial planning.

As Daniel Vranesic, company CEO, explains: "We believe there is a need for a Super App that helps people understand and manage their money. An app that simplifies and makes sense of it all, enabling people to make better, more educated decisions about their financial future. That's Neontra, and we're excited to offer it to North American consumers."

A Toronto-based engineering firm specializing in financial technology this month announced the launch of Neontra, a personal planning app.

TXIO Corporation says that Neontra offers web, iOS, and Android apps that leverage proprietary artificial intelligence to provide a real-time, 360-degree view of each user’s financial life.