Coupl is an Indian consumer fintech building what it calls the country's first neobank for couples. Instead of the paperwork and minimum balances of a traditional bank joint account, Coupl lets two people open a zero-balance shared account with matching RuPay debit cards in about 60 seconds, then split, settle, save and track shared spending inside one app. Backed by Y Combinator (S22) and Entrepreneur First, it serves married, engaged, live-in and same-sex couples across India.
Goalsetter is a New York-based financial education and banking platform that teaches American kids, teens, and families how to save, spend smart, and invest. Founded by Tanya Van Court, it blends FDIC-insured savings, a 'Learn to Earn' debit card, and pop-culture-flavored financial quizzes mapped to national standards. The company also runs Goalsetter Classroom, a K-12 curriculum used by schools, framing financial literacy as a tool for closing the racial wealth gap.