Josh leads product for Moov. He’s a designer, JavaScript engineer, and product strategist. Josh was previously the head of product and design for Banno at Jack Henry & Associates. When away from work, Josh is fathering two boys, Watson and Wells.
Now that 2024 is a wrap, it’s incredible to look back at all we’ve accomplished. Last year was about pushing boundaries, listening to our users, and delivering tools and features that make financial services more accessible and intuitive.
Payments are mission-critical for SaaS companies, and their customers expect multiple payment options. But offering more than one payment rail means orchestrating multiple systems from numerous vendors.
Late payments are a real problem—for borrowers, lenders, service providers, and the entire economy. The World Bank estimates that they cost the global economy more than $40 billion a year.
I learned a valuable lesson as a young product manager years ago that transitioning your product from a cost center to a profit center for your customers changes the dynamic of your relationship with them.
Moov’s mission is to make it easy for applications to accept, store, and disburse money. Transfers in Moov are instructions to move money between source A and destination B.
Not many people can say that the Scholastic book catalog set their entire career in motion.
While other fourth-graders chose books like Animorphs and Goosebumps, I decided to purchase an HTML book for kids.
Today, the news of our $5.5 million seed round became public! All of us at Moov have been looking forward to this day for a while, and we’ve internally referred to it as Moov-ing day.
First of all, hi, we’re Moov. We’re a new company with a mission to bring joy to developers tasked with building on top of the United States banking and payments infrastructure.
