The mostly fee-free service is targeted at millennial users. The startup’s app launched in Canada this March after two years of development and a four-month beta period. “Since launching Koho earlier this year, we’ve experienced tremendous growth,” said Koho CEO Daniel Eberhard in a release. “Our growth comes on the back of tangible customer benefits; helping people save money and providing them more financial control. It’s the reason people use our app five times more than traditional finance apps.” The new capital will serve as a scale-up round for the Vancouver-based company as it plans to direct the funding towards its technology platform and expand their engineering and operations team at a new Toronto headquarters.

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