About Mespo
Currently, we are live in the United Kingdom with more countries to follow suit soon. We help you save time & money by detecting where you are overspending. What defines us is that we not only tell you that you are overspending but we fix it for you.
Given that we are not involved with any other party, we can provide a fully impartial service with only one thing in mind: you.Getting started
Just click on the yellow button in the top right corner to get started.
Currently, we are live in the United Kingdom with more countries to follow suit soon. Given that we are not involved with any other party, we can provide a fully impartial service with only one thing in mind: you.How can you be impartial?
How do you make money?
Do you have external investors & advisors?
Indeed we do. We are backed by a group of investors who have years of experience in the financial sector and have previously worked in leading global financial firms.
If you want to learn more about them just visit Our Story page.How can I contact you?
You can chat with us via Facebook Messenger at any time. You can write us an email at any time at hello@mespo.co.uk
Alternatively, you can give us a call at +44 207 4276072 or visit us in our office at Rainmaking Loft, International House, 1 St. Katharine’s Way, E1W 1UN London.What are your security practices?
Security is at the core of what we do.
We are working together with SaltEdge, a leading industry-standard data provider to securely handle your data connection. We do not store your bank login details and do not have access to them.
We only have read-only access and can never touch your money. We are using 256-bit TLS encryption. Get in touch with us if you have any security related questions at security@mespo.co.uk
What about the bank credentials?
We work with our partner SaltEdge, an industry leading financial data specialist, to handle all transaction data. We don’t store your bank credentials and only have read-only access.
The European Union has published a new regulation which will make this process even more secure by forcing banks to open their APIs. This is scheduled to happen by 2019. In the meantime, we are working with SaltEdge, regulators and banks to improve current processes.
