“Can a carbon-intelligence layer embedded into bank transaction data become the default sustainability tool for retail and SMB banking globally?”
Cogo is a carbon management fintech that embeds carbon-footprint tracking directly into banking apps, enabling financial institutions to offer customers a view of the estimated carbon impact of their spending. The company partners with open-banking data providers such as Tink to access transaction data, and delivers its white-label carbon intelligence layer to banks including Westpac (Australia) and NatWest (UK). Its model is B2B2C — the bank is the client, the end consumer gets the sustainability tool.
Cogo connects to bank accounts through Tink.
Cogo is headquartered in Unknown.
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