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Sniip’s mobile application takes a huge step forward partnering with American Express

  • Published January 10, 2021 12:00AM UTC
  • Publisher Wholesale Investor
  • Categories Company Updates

Sniip, a mobile-based payment solution, has taken their application further into the market, partnering with one of the biggest financial services providers – American Express.

This step has undeniably made the application more accessible to a larger group of people, with added benefits.

Sniip Founder Damien Vasta said:

“Our partnership with American Express represents a huge step forward for Sniip. Aussies can now pay any household bill offering BPAY, any way they want, from one app on their mobile. Most importantly, American Express users can get the benefit of using their card for everyday payments that haven’t been available until now.”

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About Sniip Ltd

Sniip is a mobile payments application and it is designed to be the new way that Australians pay and manage bills. It is the easiest and fastest way to pay and manage bills on a mobile.

Sniip is bank and card agnostic, uniquely built around the consumer to allow them control how they pay and manage their bills – irrespective of how a biller or bank currently dictates how this is done.

Sniip allows a consumer to pay their bills using any debit or credit card (including AMEX) whilst providing the tools to make sure you never miss a due date again.

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