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Founded in 2021, GIMO is a social enterprise and fintech company based in Vietnam with a mission to promote financial inclusion and well-being for underbanked workers. The company's core product is an Earned Wage Access (EWA) platform that integrates with corporate partners, enabling employees to access a portion of their earned wages before the official payday. This service is designed to provide workers with flexible, immediate, and low-cost liquidity, helping them manage unexpected expenses and avoid high-interest debt traps like predatory loans. Alongside its EWA solution, GIMO also provides financial literacy education and personal finance management tools.

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