New partnership aims to improve financial wellbeing through a gamified app experience
Maslife, the payment and wellbeing platform that rewards people for keeping healthy, has collaborated with regulated e-money services provider Paynetics AD to power its new financial wellbeing app.
The new Maslife platform enables users to make informed decisions about their lifestyle, wellbeing, and finances. It offers customers a full suite of financial tools to support them in better managing their finances and improving their state of mind.
Health is intrinsically linked with finances, however, the two are traditionally dealt with separately. There are many financial, health, and mindfulness apps on the market, but none that bring together these priority areas of life in an integrated way.
Maslife changes the way we deal with health and finance. The new app helps its users to implement positive habits and mindsets with actionable steps. These include mindful spending and budgeting with accounts in GBP, EUR and USD, free currency exchanges, virtual and metal debit cards, along with other payment services.
Physical and mental health is supported within the app with health activity monitoring, guided meditation, informative podcasts, and much more.
Kash Amini, CEO of Maslife said: “Maslife has been designed from the ground up to support and encourage our users from both a financial and a wellbeing perspective. These important aspects of a person’s life are closely linked and affect each other deeply. With this in mind, we have been working tirelessly on our AI-powered app to support and encourage our users in a way that works for them individually, with targeting and gamification to make it enjoyable. For this reason, our platform and ambitious roadmap of features demand advanced, forward-thinking partners. We are delighted to be working with Paynetics, Mastercard, GPS, and Thames Card Technology to support our exponential growth, enabling our users to be the best they can be.”
Maslife wants everyone to be able to benefit from their smart AI powered app that is customised to the user’s lifestyle. As such, they are offering free virtual accounts and cards where users can try all the wellbeing features for two weeks, including guided meditation, physical activities using AI, and more. members can also add a physical card if they wish to benefit from additional rewards and make in-store purchases.
The Maslife partnership with Paynetics furthers their commitment of ‘fintech for good’, in collaboration with Mastercard, Global Processing Services (GPS), and Thames Card Technology. The leading fintech, and digital banking platform provider, has implemented its all-in-one banking as a service (BaaS) solution, to bring Maslife’s unique financial wellbeing offering to consumers.
Amanda Harrison VP, Head of Business Development, at Paynetics said: “We have streamlined our integration services, enabling any established brand or fintech to migrate to Paynetics easily. We are delighted to onboard Maslife to help revolutionise the way consumers manage their finances. Over the last year, the financial challenges and stresses faced by many individuals have illustrated the need for a payment platform that also prioritises mental and physical health. Our innovative financial infrastructure, and collaboration with Mastercard, GPS, and Thames Card Technology has enabled this innovative wellbeing and payments application that will improve people’s lives.”
The app offers a dynamic, gamified experience that engages users and helps them achieve their lifestyle and financial goals. Users can set regular financial and wellness targets through the app, monitor their progress, and be rewarded if they hit them. With each goal reached, users gain more points, and the resulting healthier user gets to unlock new levels.
Maslife is improving its rewards programme with redemptions available on in-store purchases. New digital currencies will be integrated into the platform allowing members to make purchases and payments in a wide range of currencies anywhere in the world.
Neil Harris, Group Chief Commercial Officer, at GPS said: “For years, we’ve known about the impact that debt and financial hardship can have on an individual’s mental health. This is why GPS is really proud to work alongside Paynetics, Mastercard, Thames Card Technology, and the team at Maslife to deliver a new service that can help transform the wellbeing and finances of users.
Neil adds: “Our trusted and proven processing engine of the GPS Apex platform provides the transactional ledger with the highest levels of transaction management, security, and compliance. All whilst giving Maslife users the opportunity to customise their experiences and personalise the rewards and services they choose.”
By bringing together easy-to-use tools and incentives to solve daily challenges, Maslife is supporting the prioritisation of health and finances to foster a better future for its users.
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