Neo Money
Consumer-credit intermediary matching UK home-improvement and renewable-energy retailers with lenders
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2024
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Neo Money
Neo Money provides independent consumer-finance intermediary and facilitator services, connecting retailers with lenders offering interest-free, buy-now-pay-later and interest-bearing credit options.
It supports home-improvement and renewable-energy retailers with lender introductions and consumer-credit strategies. The company is registered in Bolton, UK, and was founded in 2024.
Product: Consumer-credit broking and facilitation, including introductions to lenders and tailored financing options for retail customers.
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