• Shares of Hank Payments Corporation (HANK) have started trading on the TSX Venture Exchange
  • The Halifax-based financial technology company began trading at the opening of the market on October 20 under the ticker symbol HANK
  • Hank is a financial wellness fintech platform with over 40,000 customers across the U.S.
  • Hank Payments Corp. (HANK) is up 1,358.82 per cent, trading at $1.24 at 2:31 pm ET

Shares of Hank Payments Corporation (HANK) have started trading on the TSX Venture Exchange.

The Halifax-based financial technology company began trading at the opening of the market today (October 20) under the ticker symbol HANK.

Chairman and CEO, Michael Hilmer commented on the milestone achievement.

“When we launched the Hank payment platform in 2018, we set out to transform the financial wellness market by providing our customers with the tools to improve their cash flow management, resulting in several incredible benefits.”

He added, “Since then we have made significant progress in strengthening our operations, assembling an institutional team, advancing complex technology and data solutions and putting ourselves in a position to scale organically and through acquisitions.”

Hanks’s 40,000 customers use the platform as an automated budgeting tool that conveniently manages their bill and loan payments as well as their cash flow.

Hank is a financial technology company. The Hank software platform (the “Hank Platform”) acts as a personal, financial concierge automating the complexities of personal cash flow management.

Hank Payments is up 1,358.82 per cent, trading at $1.24 at 2:31 pm ET.

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