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EchoBank

Audio-first current account

Banking that works when you never look at the screen.

Most banking apps are a picture with a voice bolted on. EchoBank is built the other way round: the sound comes first, and the screen is drawn from it. Blind customers get a full account — and everyone else gets a bank they can use with their hands full.

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The demo opens a real account with real data, seeded from a real customer diary. Sound is on by default — headphones are worth it.

Four things a screen reader can't give you

  • Sound signatures

    Every category has its own chord. Groceries, bills, transport — you know what a payment is before the sentence finishes.

  • Say it, hear it back

    Speak a payment in plain English. EchoBank repeats the name and amount, and you hold to confirm. Nothing moves on a single tap.

  • Scam Shield

    Before money leaves, EchoBank tells you exactly why a payment looks unusual — new payee, odd hour, urgency in how you were asked.

  • Your post, read aloud

    Bank letters and bills arrive as clear spoken summaries, so nobody else has to open your mail.

“I can do my whole account with my hands full and my phone in my pocket. It tells me what happened, and it tells me why it's asking.”

Gemma, 38 — the customer this account was designed around
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