Mar 23 • 08:56 UTC 🇬🇧 UK Mirror

Banking app stops trading as customers urged to move money before accounts close

The Zero Sustainable Money App has ceased trading, advising its customers to withdraw their funds before the app closes completely.

The Zero Sustainable Money App, which offers financial services to its users, has announced that it is ceasing trading and advising its 21,500 registered customers, many of whom only use the app regularly, to move their funds elsewhere. Customers with a Zero Personal Account, Zero Debit Mastercard, or Planet Safe Saver have been directly contacted via email, detailing the necessary actions to take before the shutdown.

According to MoneySavingExpert.com, the app is expected to remain operational until March 31, but there is a possibility of an earlier closure. Customers are strongly urged to withdraw their funds as soon as possible to avoid potential complications, although funds can theoretically be accessed for up to six years after closure. The company has laid out clear guidance for users on how to proceed during this transition.

This closure reflects broader challenges facing fintech companies in the banking sector, where competition and regulatory pressures can lead to significant operational changes. For the users of the Zero app, this presents an urgent need to shift their banking activities to ensure their finances are secure as the app prepares for closure in the near term.

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