SavingsBox
7.9#2 in automated savings appsFrom $4.99 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWeb
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What both publish
| Fact | SavingsBox | Tunzi |
|---|---|---|
| Eligibility | The terms require consumer users to be at least 18, U.S. residents, and to have a valid U.S. bank account. | The terms require users to be at least 18 years old and legally able to enter binding contracts. |
| Group savings | Family and friends can contribute together toward shared savings goals. | Groups support 2 to 15 members, and every member must approve a group withdrawal before it is processed. |
| Regulatory status | SavingsBox says it is not a bank and that Stripe and other licensed partners handle custody, payments and money transmission. | Tunzi states that it is authorized by Rwanda's Capital Markets Authority to offer its investment platform. |
SavingsBox plans
- FreeFree
- Premium$4.99 a month
- Basic$5 a month
- SavingsBox Pro Basic$5 a month
- Premium$12 a month
- SavingsBox Pro Premium$12 a month
Tunzi plans
- TunziFree
Pick SavingsBox if…
SavingsBox suits eligible U.S. adults saving toward personal or group goals who want contribution tools and coaching. Its Pro plans are aimed at licensed or certified finance professionals who need client and appointment management features.
Pick Tunzi if…
Tunzi may suit adults in Rwanda who want to save toward personal or group goals using MTN mobile money. It is not for users under 18 or those unwilling to account for withdrawal fees.