Mario Hasanakos

NAB and Cannon-Brookes-backed pocket money fintech Spriggy is shutting down its invest app, promising an all-in-one reboot

The children's fintech Spriggy will retire its investment app in August 2025 and refund users, keeping its main pocket money service while it builds a replacement due in 2026.

Spriggy raises an additional $10 million, following $35 million series B raise

Pocket money app Spriggy has raised $10 million in follow-up funding from unnamed investors, after a $35 million Series B in July 2021, and plans to grow its team to around 100.

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