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Snap Finance Mobile App Reaches 500K Downloads

Mobile App Helps Consumers Navigate Their Accounts and Averages a 4.9 Customer Rating Across the App Store and Google Play

SALT LAKE CITY--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Snap Finance, a leading provider of innovative and flexible pay-over-time financing solutions, announced that 500,000 customers have downloaded their Snap Finance mobile app, reaching this significant milestone in just a year of launching the app.

“Snap Finance is focused on providing a frictionless financing experience for those with credit challenges,” said Matt Hawkins, Founder and Chief Executive Officer at Snap Finance. “Our customers love the ease, convenience, and empowerment the Snap Finance mobile app offers, and we’re thrilled with the response.”

The mobile app demonstrates Snap Finance’s commitment to meeting and exceeding customers’ expectations for a convenient way to manage their relationship with Snap. With the app, consumers can shop for what they need through a network of merchant partners, apply for lease financing, and manage the details of their lease.

“Our customers have clearly shown us their comfort in using the mobile channel,” Gaurav Kohli, Chief Technology Officer at Snap Finance, said. “We have made a significant effort to ensure the experience is nothing short of world-class when our customers interact with us via the mobile app. We continue to expand our capabilities to help consumers apply with the least amount of friction and then manage their accounts with utmost flexibility.”

For more details on Snap’s mobile app, please visit Snap Finance’s website or download it on the App Store or Google Play.

About Snap Finance

Snap Finance harnesses the power of data to empower consumers of all credit types to get what they need. Launched in 2012, Snap’s technology utilizes more than a decade of data, machine learning, and nontraditional risk variables to create a proprietary platform that looks at each customer through a more holistic, human lens. Snap’s flexible solutions are changing the face and pace of consumer retail finance. For more information, visit snapfinance.com.

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