One of the most important decisions you make in today’s banking world is which bank app to use. And with so many choices available, it can be hard to know which one is the best for you. Here are the ten best FIN-tech apps for banking customers.

  1. Monevo App

Monevos Bank’s new mobile app allows you to view your accounts and manage your money in a fun way that feels more natural than traditional banking software. You can even send money through text message or email. As an added bonus, you’ll also find other helpful banking tools such as transaction history and budgeting


  1. E*TRADE GO

With over 50 million active users, it might seem like everyone has access to the internet. But what if they’re online but not using one of the most popular websites? That’s where eTrade Go comes in. This free app from Etrade allows you to check up on the status of your stock trades and see real-time data via charts, graphs, and market news. It is also great for keeping track of portfolios.

  1. Capital One Mobile Wallet

With over 21 million US members, Capital One’s Mobile Wallet offers the fastest way to deposit checks, pay bills, transfer funds, and balance check cards in one place. Users can choose between iMessage & SMS (text), Apple Pay & Touch ID, Android devices, Chrome browser extension, and desktop. On top of this, it’s 100% FDIC insured.

  1. Ally Credit Card Login

Ally Credit Card’s features include auto payments, bill reminders, payment tracking, cashback, rewards, and interest rates to help you save money. It’s compatible with all smartphone and tablet operating systems, including iOS, Android, BlackBerry OS 10, Windows Phone 8.1, and Samsung S6 phones. Even better, it’s completely free.

  1. Chase QuickPay

Chase QuickPay brings together the three things we love about our debit card: 1) It makes payments fast and easy 2) It lets us keep track of every purchase 3) Its got built-in discounts making the process even easier. With Quickpay, you can quickly set up recurring transfers, authorize purchases, and even search for deals at places like Amazon. Plus, it’s 100% secure, giving you peace of mind no matter how much information you enter.

  1. Simple Bill Pay

Simple Bills takes the hassle out of managing your bills by allowing you to organize them into categories of utilities, insurance, credit, loans, taxes, and subscriptions. When you receive a statement, your first step will be to add it to your bill tracker. Once it is there, you can categorize your bills, assign due dates, edit their amounts, and schedule automatic payments. After completing these processes, you can automatically select a day/time to pay your bill. It’s an intuitive and user-friendly platform designed to help take away some of the stress of paying bills.