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Neo Financial

Canadian fintech company offering credit cards, chequing and savings accounts, mortgages, and investing tools.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

Neo Financial is a Canadian financial technology (fintech) company that builds spending, saving, credit, and investing products for Canadians. Its offerings include credit cards, chequing and savings accounts, and mortgages, and it states that more than 1.3 million Canadians trust Neo. The company was co-founded by Andrew Chau, Chris Simair, Jeff Adamson, and Kris Read, and describes itself as building financial products that meet the needs of Canadians while advancing privacy and security.

History

Neo Financial was co-founded by Andrew Chau, Chris Simair, Jeff Adamson, and Kris Read. The founders state that after building SkipTheDishes into a top 10 brand in Canada, they set out to challenge conventions with a smarter spending, saving, and rewards experience for Canadians. The company describes itself as a financial technology (fintech) company building financial products that meet the needs of Canadians while advancing privacy and security, and says it is working to transform the Prairie provinces into a technological powerhouse. Neo Financial ranked No. 1 on The Globe and Mail's 2024 List of Canada's Top Growing Companies, with 38,431% revenue growth over three years.

Products and positioning

A financial technology (fintech) company building financial products for Canadians, with no branches and no lines.

  • Credit Cards

    Instant access to credit, build credit history faster and work towards higher limits.

  • Accounts

    Chequing and savings accounts with free transactions, no fees, and competitive rates.

  • Mortgages

    A fast, frictionless mortgage experience with industry-leading rates.

Recent events

  • Hudson's Bay and Neo Financial announce credit card partnership[5]

    Reported:

    Hudson’s Bay Co. and Neo Financial announced a partnership to offer a new Hudson’s Bay MasterCard.

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