Crew (Lehi, UT) has raised $3.8 million to expand its proactive budgeting platform. Founded by Divvy alumni, Crew merges high-yield banking and budgeting tools to help users plan spending before it happens.
Lehi, Utah — November 5, 2025
Crew, the Lehi-based fintech founded by former Divvy product leaders, has raised a $3.8 million seed round co-led by Capital Eleven and Kickstart Fund to accelerate growth of its proactive budgeting and high-yield banking platform.
Crew’s app blends checking, savings, and budgeting into a single interface that helps users plan purchases before they spend—a model the company calls “budgeting before transactions.” Its checking account, offered through partner Bangor Savings Bank (Member FDIC), currently provides a 3.2% APY, about 45 times the national average for interest-bearing checking accounts.
“Millions of people feel out of control financially, and existing tools don’t help,” said Gentry Davies, Crew’s CEO and co-founder. “We’re unifying your bank account, card, and budget into one cohesive experience that’s actually enjoyable to use.”
The new funding follows Crew’s $2.5 million pre-seed in early 2024, which launched its family-focused banking experience. That version let parents create child accounts, automate allowances, and manage money across shared budgets. Over the past year, Crew has expanded to a broader consumer audience, introducing unlimited “pockets” for dividing funds, paycheck automation, and virtual cards with spending limits. The company reports recent momentum, doubling daily active users and debit-card transaction volume in the past month.
Davies and co-founder Steve Domino were previously leaders at Divvy, where they helped scale the company from $10 million to over $400 million in revenue before its acquisition by Bill.com. “Crew is engineered for security and scale, without the complexity,” said Domino. “We built a banking experience that’s fast, reliable, and straightforward so people can manage money with confidence.”
Kickstart Fund, which led Crew’s pre-seed round, returned for this raise. The firm was among the first to back Divvy, where Davies and co-founder Steve Domino helped scale revenue from $10 million to over $400 million before its $2.5 billion acquisition by Bill.com.
Crew continues to partner with Bangor Savings Bank, a 170-year-old FDIC-insured institution chosen for what Davies calls “kindred values” around stability and compliance—an important distinction in the volatile neobank space.
Crew’s app is available nationwide on the App Store and Google Play.
More information: trycrew.com.