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Can the Yonder Card Replace Revolut? We Asked the CEO!

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In this video we're talking to Tim Chong, co-founder and CEO of Yonder. We discuss why you should choose Yonder Premium over Revolut Metal, how the partner network works, and whether making credit look like a lifestyle accessory comes with a responsibility problem. It's a free-flowing, honest conversation that goes well beyond a standard product pitch — and Tim doesn't shy away from any of it.

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11 Comments

@muneerjaffar8636 5 months ago

Very impressive CEO. He answered some tough questions clearly, unruffled, explained his philosophy, wasn't apologetic without being rude at all. Good on you guys asking difficult questions and even better on him answering them so chilled, in detail and explaining clearly why they chose a specific way. Well done all you three!

@Julian_in_London 5 months ago

Revolut definitely fits my lifestyle and personality better. I like my experiences to be mostly consistent and relatively predictable, and I'm more interested in useful services such as an FT subscription, a VPN, etc, than I am in making restaurant reservations based on the pressure of another.

@cheersboyscheers 5 months ago

Must admit nice to see a CEO who is talking honestly and not full of corporate waffle. Clearly will do well to in future funding rounds. Have to agree its hard to see sufficient scale. The credit card to me seems aimed at 25-35 working professionals in London who are more likely actively looking for new experiences. Nothing wrong with that from a consumer standpoint. id be more worried if there is a large customer base that are students of low 20s. We only have to look at Klarna (yes slightly different in buy now pay later) but its still debt and its easy to get into a cycle of debt for those who don't fully appreciate the risks and cant get themselves out that cycle subsequently.

@GodotOfficial 5 months ago

Really good interview and it’s refreshing that you actually asked some constructive questions. Other interviewers would have just asked fluff questions the entire time

@neiltongee255 8 days ago

Don’t touch them with a barge pole! I just accepted their offer to pay my mortgage each month to get rewards. They set it up and I cancelled my direct debit. They’ve emailed me overnight to say they’ve cancelled my account with no explanation. What a mess they’ve now caused me. I’ve done nothing wrong and this how they treat you.