Advance Financial launches new mobile application

Advance Financial Mobile app

Advance Financial, an award-winning, Nashville-based fintech company, has announced the launch of its new mobile app.

The app is available for IOS and Android phones. The app helps Advance Financial customers manage their loan transactions, such as making payments or withdrawing cash, anywhere, any time. Customers can also obtain instant funding directly into their bank accounts.

“Our new app provides yet another way for our customers to conveniently manage their accounts, and it gives them even more control over their transactions,” said Raja Ramachandran, chief product officer at Advance Financial. “We are always searching for ways to utilize the latest technology to help our customers more easily manage their finances. With the launch of the app, Advance Financial continues to refine a best in class, omnichannel consumer experience.”

In addition to using Advance Financial’s services via the mobile app or online, customers also have access to over 100 stores across Tennessee.

Founded in 1996, Advance Financial is a leading fintech company based in Nashville, Tennessee. With more than 100 stores in Tennessee and online services in 13 states, Advance Financial provides cash loans and other services, 24/7/365. Recent recognitions include 2019 Inc. 5000 fastest-growing private companies (eight straight years); A+ rating by the Better Business Bureau; Nashville’s 4th fastest growing company (2019, Nashville Business Journal); Forbes Best Employers for New Graduates (2018); and, Indeed Top-Ranked Workplace for Compensation/Benefits (2019). Advance Financial is the second largest family-owned company headquartered in Nashville (2019, Nashville Business Journal). For more information, visit <www.af247.com>.

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