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Wednesday 06 October 2021 4:43 pm

NatWest snaps up children’s pocket money app RoosterMoney

By: Michiel Willems

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The bot, called Cora+, is the second iteration of a “digital human” developed by the bank in 2018

NatWest has acquired children’s pocket money app RoosterMoney.

The bank plans to offer Rooster as part of its existing products and services in the coming months and said the acquisition is part of its strategy to help families and young people manage their cash more easily.

The app currently has more than 130,000 UK users and existing customers can continue to use it as they normally would.

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