US challenger HMBradley winds down consumer business, eyes B2B space

  • Business Pivot: HMBradley, a US digital banking platform, is closing its consumer business and shifting focus to B2B.
  • Foundation and Mission: Founded in 2018 in Los Angeles, HMBradley aimed to reward customers for developing sound financial habits.
  • Strategic Partnership: In March, HMBradley partnered with Thought Machine, leveraging its core banking platform to offer personalized banking experiences.
  • Deposit Maintenance: Customer deposits were managed by New York Community Bank, a division of Flagstar Bank.
  • Closure Timeline: The wind-down of HMBradley’s consumer business will take place over 30 days, with all accounts closing on December 15.
  • Business Assessment: CEO Zach Brunke notes that consumer brand growth fell short of goals in 2023, prompting the decision to pivot.
  • Technology Integration: Several banks approached HMBradley to utilize their technology, leading to the strategic decision to integrate with established banks.
Laura M
Laura M
Laura is a financial reporter, editor, and researcher with a particular interest in fintech innovation, capital markets, and the evolving global banking landscape.

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