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Citrus launches Cube, an app to manage personal payments manager
Citrus Cube is an intuitive and user centric mobile app that tracks, pays and reminds users of their bills. Moreover, it lets you plan and manage bills even when you are offline.
Citrus Payment Solutions, known for Citrus Pay app, has announced its new app called Citrus Cube.Citrus Cube is an intuitive and user centric mobile app that tracks, pays and reminds users of their bills. Moreover, it lets you plan and manage bills even when you are offline.Some features of the Cube include allowing users to create and personalize bill reminders, analytical graphs to track spending habits, access to billing history and also adds automatic bill reminders.Satyen V Kothari, Managing Director, Citrus Payment Solutions Pvt. Ltd. said, “Every household spends some time each month, on simply taking care of their bills. All of us have spent time on bills even though we would love to spend time doing things we enjoy instead. With lifestyles being as hectic as they are in modern India, and so many bills to pay, at times we tend to lose track of due dates or even completely forget to pay certain bills. The end result is usually last minute stress and /or a hefty late payment fee or your phone or TV connections being cut off. Now, you can simply Download ‘Cube’ on your mobile and get reminders to pay the driver, your maid’s salary, school fee, gym membership, data card, DTH recharge, electricity bills and more!”The app is going through a three phased takeoff. Currently, in its first phase, the app supports multiple service providers, reminders for personal categories like Society, School fees etc, payment options like debit cards, credit cards and net banking.The Citrus Cube is a free app, and will be available on both iOS and Android platforms.
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First Published:Feb 11, 2015, 15:53:07 IST
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