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U.S. FinTech DailyPay Announces Canadian Expansion
A platform that’s helped American workers access their paychecks right away has now expanded northward.
About DailyPay’s Expansion:
Earlier this week, DailyPay announced the continuation of its global expansion. This month, the service will be available to new and existing clients in Canada. As the company notes, this is the second foreign market it’s entered following its arrival in the United Kingdom last September.
DailyPay enables employers to offer on-demand pay access to their employees. Those employees are able to track their earnings and can request instant access via the DailyPay Card. On the worker side, there are no maintenance charges or monthly fees.
According to DailyPay, its service has helped U.S. workers pay fewer late fees on bills and credit card payments. In fact, a 2023 survey of customers found that nearly 70% had either seen the number of late fees they paid decrease or be completely eliminated. Additionally, 80% of respondents said that DailyPay had a positive effect on their financial habits. With a reported 56% of Canadians considered to be living paycheck to paycheck, the company hopes to make an impact on those workers.
As it expands north, some of DailyPay’s first Canadian clients include Hotel Equities, Sekure Payments Experts, Bamford Produce, Kids & Company, and HGS.
What They’re Saying:
Discussing DailyPay’s entry into the Canadian market, the company’s VP of International Josh Durodola said, “Expanding into Canada is a major step in our mission to better serve our multinational clients and partners and to provide On-Demand Pay to everyone, everywhere. By bringing our worktech solution to the Canadian market, we empower employees with greater financial control while helping businesses enhance retention, productivity, and employee satisfaction.”
Durodola added, “As we continue to innovate and expand globally, we remain dedicated to serving the needs of daily workers to optimize their daily time, maximize their pay and create opportunities for financial savings and growth.”
Additionally, Raj Chollangi, the Regional Director of Operations for one of DailyPay’s first Canadian clients, Hotel Equities, said of partnering with the platform, “At Hotel Equities, we are committed to supporting the well-being of our team members in every way possible. Providing access to DailyPay aligns with our goal to empower our associates by giving them greater flexibility and control over their earnings, ultimately helping them achieve financial stability and peace of mind.”
My Thoughts:
I’ve always thought that DailyPay’s service was a smart idea and one that could be beneficial. However, as the company’s expansion shows, the need for faster access to payroll funds isn’t a uniquely American problem. Thus, it’s great to see that workers in Canada can now take advantage of the platform (assuming that their employer offers it).
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