Fintech start-up Neverless has embarked on an innovative launch strategy with five euro notes hanging on trees across the city of Dublin. The money on trees concept comes by a team of ex-Revolut executives, Neverless aims to democratize strategies traditionally reserved for the elite, and they’re making their mark with an attention-grabbing approach.
The famous saying that money doesn’t grow on trees asks us to be careful with our spending habits and be mindful of how difficult it is to make money. However, Nevertheless are are on a mission to make it easier to share in the earning potential of investments. Perhaps money in the future really will grow on virtual trees.
The campaign was planned to surprise the wider public and ignite their imaginations by placing mock banknotes on smaller trees to planting an actual money tree in Peace Park.
But what exactly is Neverless, and how does it turn trees into money-making machines? At its core, Neverless employs a blend of trading and arbitrage opportunities within the cryptocurrency markets to generate significant returns for its users. Since its release in December, the platform has garnered over 3000 downloads, signaling its impact in the fintech world.
“Neverless has been in stealth mode for the past year,” reveals head of marketing Rita Riera Pastallé. “But now, we’re ready to show the world what we’re made of – one money tree at a time.”
But Neverless isn’t just about catchy marketing stunts. It’s a serious player in the world of wealth management. Registered as a Virtual Assets Service Provider (VASP) in the EU and in the process of obtaining its Mifid license, Neverless is committed to operating within regulatory frameworks while delivering innovative solutions.
The app’s success speaks for itself. With a pre-seed funding round of $6.7 million from leading European VCs in 2023, Neverless has positioned itself as a significant player in the European fintech landscape.
Gorilla aka guerrilla marketing has the ability to disrupt, engage, and resonate with audiences. Firstly, its unconventional approach grabs attention in a crowded marketplace, ensuring that the brand stands out amidst the noise. By filling Dublin’s trees with cash, Neverless created a spectacle that captured the imagination of passersby and garnered widespread media coverage.
Secondly, guerrilla marketing is highly cost-effective, allowing brands to achieve maximum impact with minimal financial investment. It naturally fosters high engagement by inviting audience participation and interaction, as demonstrated by the intrigue surrounding the “money trees” planted across the city. This level of engagement not only increases brand awareness but also fosters a deeper connection with the target audience.
With plans to expand beyond Dublin’s borders, the app is poised to bring its disruptive approach to wealth-building to a global audience. Earning more doesn’t always have to mean doing more. Neverless stands out by offering a simpler path to financial growth. With its blend of innovation, accessibility, and a touch of whimsy, Neverless is changing the game one money tree at a time.
See more breaking stories here.
We're at a critical moment in education. New research and emerging technologies, such as Generative…
The University of Galway has today launched its new Medical Device Prototype Hub, supported by…
Innovation in medical technology (MedTech) has always been driven by curiosity, creativity and the pursuit…
As sales teams kick off 2026 with ambitious new quotas, they're turning to AI, especially…
SciFest, Ireland’s largest and most inclusive second-level STEM fair programme, has announced its return for…
Join the global sugarcane community in Delhi to shape the future of sustainable agriculture. Bonsucro…
Irish Tech News are Ireland’s No. 1 Online Tech Publication and often Ireland’s No.1 Tech Podcast too.
You can find hundreds of fantastic previous episodes and subscribe using whatever platform you like via our Anchor.fm page here: https://anchor.fm/irish-tech-news
If you’d like to be featured in an upcoming Podcast email us at Simon@IrishTechNews.ie now to discuss.
Irish Tech News have a range of services available to help promote your business. Why not drop us a line at Info@IrishTechNews.ie now to find out more about how we can help you reach our audience.
You can also find and follow us on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat.