DevOps Engineer, Hastee
Manages employee financial health
Open for applications
Manages employee financial health
21-100 employees
Open for applications
21-100 employees
Company mission
To solve the nation's reliance on high-cost credit, most notably payday loans, credit cards and overdrafts, by providing fairness and financial freedom to workers.
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Company mission
To solve the nation's reliance on high-cost credit, most notably payday loans, credit cards and overdrafts, by providing fairness and financial freedom to workers.
-3% employee growth in 12 months
Our take
The Hastee app allows workers to access up to 50 per cent of their earned pay immediately at any point during the month. Hastee funds employee withdrawals on behalf of the company, with employers reimbursing Hastee on the “normal payday.” The app is solving a real problem: the majority of UK workers are said to rely on credit, and by giving workers earnings on demand, employees avoid taking on loans to carry them over to payday.
Hastee differs in that its service is completely free for employers, who contribute voluntarily, so it does not affect businesses' cash flow. However, the company faces competition from other payday startups such as WageStream, Even, Earnin and PayActive in an increasingly crowded field. Gig economy employers like Uber and Lyft already have features that allow drivers to cash out immediately after they drive.
Hastee's success led to its 2025 acquisition by Zellis, an HR and payroll solutions company. This move will integrate HAstee into Zellis's products and will expand its customer base exponentially.
Steph
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Benefits
- 25 days holiday + 3 days' extra to spend with your family over the festive period
- Healthcare cash plan
- Access to your earnings on demand
- Hybrid working (we come in 2-3 days/week but work from wherever we want around that)
- Regular team socials
Funding (2 rounds)
Dec 2019
$10.8m
EARLY VC
May 2018
$5.7m
SEED
Total funding: $16.5m
Leadership
Jaime Jiminez
(CEO)Previously the CEO for iContainers. Was also the co-founder and CEO of Typs, later acquired by Hastee.