Clip has its own digital account now!

Clip is expanding its ecosystem with a digital account built to help you keep business funds organized, move money when needed, and make faster day-to-day decisions without adding extra complexity.

This launch follows a US$100 million investment round that supports faster product development and service expansion across the platform, with a practical goal: to help you run smoothly today while you prepare to grow tomorrow.

What a digital account changes inside Clip

A digital-first account can simplify what happens after every sale: funds arrive in a dedicated hub, visibility improves, and routine actions like transfers become easier to plan around real needs instead of guesswork.

That matters even more when payments start at a POS terminal for your small business, because the “after” is where operations live—supplier runs, recurring bills, and timing gaps that can turn a strong week into a stressful one.

Instead of treating payouts as a separate step, the account layer is designed to support a cleaner money routine: track what’s available, decide what to keep accessible, and move money intentionally as priorities shift.

Everyday money moves that support momentum

A digital account for business is most useful when it fits your current workflow while giving you more control over cash flow, especially during high-volume periods when timing affects every decision.

Clip designs solutions for different business types and sizes, so the account experience is meant to support real routines—whether you operate appointments, run a storefront, or manage online sales—without forcing a brand-new way of working.

To keep actions straightforward, you can use a single hub for tasks that often require juggling separate tools, so you spend less time switching contexts and more time executing:

• Send transfers when it fits your schedule
  
  
• Keep funds available for planned expenses
  
  
• Pay for purchases using the balance
  
  
• Withdraw cash through supported options
  
  
• Review activity in one place for better planning.
  
  

This is where Clip financial services becomes tangible: payments, money movement, and management tools are positioned as one ecosystem that supports scalability through cleaner operations, not busywork.

Onboarding that feels modern, plus support that stays human

Good digital account opening should feel like a product flow, not a paperwork marathon. Setup starts in the app with basic information, a validation step, and business details so the account can be configured for daily use.

Once active, Clip digital account is framed as a central place for managing business funds alongside other Clip tools, helping you reduce friction between getting paid and making the next move.

Support is part of the experience, not an afterthought. Clip highlights human, personalized assistance 24/7, so when something needs attention, the first interaction is handled by a person—help that adapts to your situation.

Frequently asked questions

What is a digital account in plain terms?

A digital account is an online-first account experience that helps you manage business funds and handle routine actions like transfers without relying on in-person steps for everyday operations.

How does digital account opening work with Clip?

The flow begins in the app: you register with contact details and a password, confirm through validation, then complete business information to finish configuration and start using the account.

Who is this built for?

Clip presents solutions for multiple business types and sizes, so the account experience is meant to support different operating styles rather than a single “one-size” setup.

Is support available if something happens outside business hours?

Yes. Clip emphasizes human, personalized support available 24/7, which can make troubleshooting faster when time matters and business cannot pause.

How does the US$100M round connect to this launch?

The investment round is positioned as fuel to accelerate development and expand offerings across the ecosystem, which aligns with releasing new services like the digital account.

A better baseline for what comes next

Growth tends to follow systems that reduce friction: cleaner money visibility, fewer handoffs between tools, and routines that hold up when volume spikes or priorities change quickly.

When the goal is to keep moving without losing control, the advantage is having a setup that supports execution—decisions, transfers, planning, and support—starting with a digital account.

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