Helios – The sustainable ecobank – Android-Software.fr
This official application invites you to adopt the Helios sustainable account and to simplify your life, you will find all the services to manage your finances, simply, and will be able to contribute from the first euro to finance a more sustainable world for future generations.
Helios is a new, transparent and sustainable banking model that intends to “clean up the bank” by reversing the trend by financing a fairer and more environmentally friendly world.
Helios exclusively finances projects that make a concrete contribution to the ecological transition (local production, plastic recycling, renewable energies, regenerative agriculture, circular economy, low-carbon transport, etc.). Not a single euro goes to companies that pose a risk to the environment or biodiversity (coal, oil extraction, shale gas and oil, chemical pesticides, intensive farming, etc.).
Main Features :
– Your expenses are automatically classified. Transport, entertainment, food… don’t lose track of your budget.
– Sort, search and download your operations easily.
– Good accounts make good friends: share your RIB or add a beneficiary, in an instant.
– From the impact dashboard, you know where your money is going.
– Follow the latest projects funded together, and the positive impact on the environment.
– Track your account activity in real time.
– Be informed of each operation by activating notifications.
– Modify your ceilings and your options simply.
– You no longer put your hand on your card? Don’t worry, block it instantly in the app.
– You are covered by deposit guarantee up to €100,000 by the National Deposit Guarantee Fund.
At Helios, the bank branch is in your pocket. Your dedicated advisor is available wherever you are from instant messaging. An emergency ? A question ? Your advisor will call you back at the time that suits you best.
A map at the service of the climate:
In natural cherry wood, the Helios card increases the positive impact on the environment tenfold with each payment. Part of the interchange fees, usually levied by banks, will fund high-impact projects.
