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Same. I'm going to miss certain features, but they're not enough to keep me in the Stockholm Syndrome Distortion Field™.
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Would love to hear which bunq features you will miss!
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Replying to @thijsniks @Reinier and
What I would would miss: - Multiple IBANs that are easy to set up (use this for automated budgetting) - More control over direct debits (set a limit, doesn't auto-accept when exceeded) - Easy switching card between accounts - 2nd pin (2 pins for 1 card that changes IBAN)
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Replying to @tomverhoeff @thijsniks and
Joint account to spend on fancy dinners. Map card before paying. It’s nice to pay stuff from the account that you’re saving it in, instead of always having to move money around. (Also moving away from bunq soon)
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Replying to @daanroks @tomverhoeff and
To be honest, it’s the infrastructure of these things that I think holds the value. I worked with banks in the past, and it’s going to be really hard for them to achieve this. I think Ali knows this, and therefore so far put 75 million of his own money into this. (11.9m in 2020).
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Replying to @jansn @tomverhoeff and
I believe you, and but hadn’t considered the value of the infra yet. Would love for a big bank to buy it and give us v2 again
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I can't imagine a big bank would buy them, because the cost of moving their existing customers over to this new infra would be uneconomical
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Replying to @thijsniks @jansn and
What about launching a new brand on the infra?
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Very difficult. Cost of acquisition is the largest driver of consumer bank economics and a new brand will have to spend much more than an existing large bank to gain consumer awareness and trust
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