What is Orwanna?
Orwanna helps people pay off a revolving credit card sooner. The app reads the card’s transactions, rounds each purchase up to the next euro and multiplies that round-up by 1, 2 or 3. When they add up, the person gives their OK in their own bank, and their bank sends the money to the card debt. The balance goes down sooner and they pay less interest.
Orwanna never holds or moves money. Payments go from the person’s own bank to their card and need their OK in their bank. Data isn’t sold.
Facts
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product | App for iPhone and Android, launching on both at the same time |
| Who it’s for | People paying off a revolving credit card |
| Market | Spain |
| Price | €2.99 a month, after a 2-week trial |
| Status | Waitlist. No launch date announced yet. |
| Founder | Filip Sardjoski |
| Company | Being set up as a Spanish limited company (sociedad limitada) |
| Website | orwanna.com |
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Write to [email protected].
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