Digital banking

Neobanks, credit unions, and fintech apps use Moov to move money in and out of customer accounts. You onboard customers as Moov accounts, let them fund a Moov wallet from their existing bank or debit card, send money out instantly, and collect loan repayments through payment links.

How money moves

  1. Customer funds their account. A customer moves money from an external bank account into their wallet by ACH debit, or instantly from a debit card with pull from card.
  2. Customer spends or transfers. Customers move money between wallets instantly, or send it out to any linked bank account or card.
  3. Customer withdraws. Funds leave the wallet by instant payments (RTP or FedNow), same-day or standard ACH, or push to card.
  4. Customer repays credit products. For loans or credit lines you offer, customers repay by debit card or bank account, often through a payment link you send by email or SMS.

Moov products you'll use

Digital banking considerations

Instant account funding. Customers expect a new account to be usable right away. Pull from card moves funds instantly from an eligible debit card, while ACH debit is the low-cost option for larger transfers. Moov checks each linked source's eligibility for the RTP, FedNow, ACH, and card networks and creates the matching payment methods automatically.

Interchange incentives on repayments. If you lend, debit and prepaid card repayments can qualify for Visa, Mastercard, and Discover debt repayment programs after Moov registers your business account with each network. Banks and credit unions (MCC 6012) are eligible. See debt repayment for eligibility and the registration timeline.

Shorter signup forms. The form shortening API autofills profile details from an email address, autocompletes addresses, and looks up banks by routing number. Moov.js composable Drops provide prebuilt UI for the same flow.

Build it

Work through these guides in order to build this integration end to end:

  1. Fund and spend from a wallet
  2. Hosted onboarding
  3. Capabilities
  4. Link bank accounts
  5. Cards
  6. Fund a wallet
  7. Debt repayment and interchange
  8. Payment links
  9. Update accounts
  10. Set up webhooks
  11. Launch checklist