

OnePay CEO Omer Ismail on fixing money for 150 million Americans
Omer Ismail is the CEO of OnePay, the Walmart-backed fintech that has become one of the largest neobanks in the country, with millions of users, tens of billions of dollars in annualized payments, and a valuation of around $4 billion. Before OnePay, he spent nearly two decades at Goldman Sachs, where he built and ran…

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“Omer's built this twice — Marcus to $140B in deposits at Goldman, and now OnePay for the 150 million Americans the financial system left behind. What stands out is the mission isn't a slide, it's the product: hide the complexity, return the…”
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