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Atom Bank: Passes £3bn mortgage completions and £1bn savings deposits

Atom Bank: Passes £3bn mortgage completions and £1bn savings deposits

  • Atom Bank, the UK’s first app-based bank, achieved two significant milestones this week when it exceeded £3bn of residential mortgage completions 
  • Since November 2016, the bank has provided 21,700 mortgage offers worth £3.97bn and has now helped 16,400 households
  • Achieving strong and profitable mortgage portfolio growth, providing more people with the opportunity to become homeowners
  • Continues to bring its combination of app-based customer experience and competitive pricing to those parts of the market
  • Reaching £1bn in Instant Saver balances is a key moment of truth for both new tech platform
  • Instant Saver was launched to the public in September 2020 and has been gaining a significant following for the ease of account opening
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