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NestiFi provides a technology platform that helps credit unions, community banks, registered investment advisers, wealth firms and platform partners deliver branded family-finance, financial-literacy, planning and engagement experiences.

NestiFi provides the technology, education and institution-controlled workflows behind the experience. Banking, brokerage, investment-advisory, custodial and other regulated services are provided by the participating institution or an appropriately authorised provider.

NestiFi connects branded customer journeys with an institution’s existing systems and approved providers. The institution controls which modules are available, how they are presented and which regulated providers support each financial product.

The participating financial institution and its authorised providers are responsible for the accounts and regulated services they offer. Their agreements, eligibility rules, fees and disclosures apply.

Identity verification and KYC/AML checks are carried out by the participating institution or its approved regulated or verification provider. NestiFi does not ask public Website visitors to submit Social Security numbers, bank details or KYC documents.

NestiFi does not hold customer money or securities. Funds and investments made available through a NestiFi-powered experience are held or carried by the participating institution or an authorised regulated provider.

No. Seb explains concepts, organises information and supports institution-controlled educational and planning workflows. Seb does not recommend investments, select products, determine creditworthiness, make lending decisions or replace an authorised professional.

Seb is an AI-assisted educational tool. Its responses should be reviewed alongside information from the participating institution, and important financial, investment, legal or tax decisions should be discussed with an appropriately qualified professional.

NestiFi does not request that information through the public Website. In NestiFi-powered deployments, sensitive onboarding data is collected by the participating institution or its approved provider. NestiFi processes only the limited information required to provide and secure the platform under the institution’s documented instructions.

Participating institutions can offer family and financial-literacy experiences designed for children. Where required, parental or guardian authorisation—including verifiable parental consent for children under 13—is obtained before personal data is processed. The participating institution’s notice explains the relevant controls.

NestiFi applies administrative, technical and organisational safeguards designed for the data and risks involved, including access restrictions, environment separation, encryption and monitoring. Detailed due-diligence evidence is shared with qualified institutional customers under appropriate confidentiality arrangements.

Any applicable protection is provided through the eligible institution or regulated provider offering the product. Product-specific disclosures identify the provider, type of protection, conditions and limits. NestiFi software does not itself create FDIC or NCUA deposit insurance or SIPC protection.

NestiFi’s commercial relationship is with the participating institution. Any fee charged to an end user is determined and disclosed by that institution or the relevant product provider.

No. NestiFi does not use advertising pixels, behavioural-tracking technologies, analytics cookies or newsletter cookies on the public Website. Strictly necessary technologies are used to deliver and secure the Website.

NestiFi Technologies Limited is based in Ireland and serves financial institutions in the United States and Europe.

For general questions, email support@nestifi.money. Institutional enquiries can be sent to sales@nestifi.money.