Stack is a personal finance management platform that allows users to track their expenses, create budgets, and invest in stocks and ETFs.
Stack was founded in 2018 by Scott Lydon and Mike Blandina.
The platform launched in beta in 2019.
In 2020, Stack raised $12.75 million in a Series A funding round led by Lang Di Fintech and included other investors such as Tom Stafford of DST Global, 1984 Ventures, and Winklevoss Capital.
As of 2021, Stack has over 1 million users.
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The Stack app allows users to track their expenses, create budgets, and invest in stocks and ETFs.
Stack Cash is a feature that allows users to earn cash back on purchases at selected retailers.
Stack Investments allows users to invest in stocks and ETFs commission-free.
Yes, Stack is safe to use. The platform uses bank-level security measures to protect users' data and investments.
Stack Cash is a feature that allows users to earn cash back on purchases at selected retailers. The cash back can be used to invest in stocks and ETFs.
No, Stack does not currently support cryptocurrency investments.
Stack Investments does not charge any commissions or fees for trades. However, there may be small fees charged by the ETFs themselves.
Yes, you can link multiple bank accounts to Stack to track all of your expenses and income.