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Big finish to 2019 for Pelikin
- Published November 11, 2019 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Since going live on both app stores the Pelikin card has been taken to over 35 countries while being used by our early users.
With just over 6 weeks left in 2019, Pelikin is having a massive finish to the year and the team is not taking their foot off the pedal to ensure they capture as much of the holiday season travel market as possible.
Big finish to the year with the team not taking the foot off the pedal to ensure the Pelikin Squad keeps growing at pace.
What’s in the works between now and midnight Jan 31st?
- Launching Pelikin Travel Insurance
- Strategic partnership announcement
- An industry first travel rewards and loyalty program
Get your card now to take Pelikin for a spin on your next overseas trip. https://www.pelikin.co/
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Stay tuned for more news from Pelikin in the coming weeks.
About Pelikin
Pelikin is a multi-currency free banking app and pre-paid Visa card for young travellers. It helps millennials spend, send and manage their cash money overseas, without bank fees or annoying red tape. After nailing down partnerships with Heritage Bank (ADI) and Visa, and following a successful global product beta, the Melbourne fintech is set to launch in Q4 2019.
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