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https://payitoff.io/

About Payitoff

Payitoff is a debt infrastructure company based in NYC and LA offering a host of services that help fintechs, workplace providers and financial institutions save the average customer $240 / month on their student loans. With our tools, any financial service can easily: – Sync the richest loan data – roughly 2x more data per loan vs. alternatives – Automate any type of guidance, including forgiveness programs that already exist – Digitally enroll borrowers in federal repayment options that save them money – Embed several student loan workflows with a few lines of javascript Partners using their technology have collectively saved borrowers over $10 million to date.

Stephanie Reiley

Stephanie Reiley

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