Blast, a new savings app for gamers, will give TwitchCon attendees a first-hand look at its gamified savings app.

Blast will be at TwitchCon North America in San Diego on September 27-29, 2019, to show this gathering of streamers, gamers, and fans the fun and easy way to build a financial future in the background of their gameplay.

At Twitch’s annual convention devoted to the live streaming video platform, Blast will highlight new features of its savings app for both PC and mobile gamers.

By merging savings and gaming, Blast makes savings happen automatically. It takes a boring but essential life activity, the need to build a savings account, and makes it simple and accessible for anyone from the casual to the most hardcore gamer.

Created by gamers for gamers, Blast was founded on the belief that by linking gaming and finance together, people can more easily gain a financial footing for the future.

Blast will be at TwitchCon North America in San Diego on September 27-29, 2019, to show this gathering of streamers, gamers, and fans the fun and easy way to build a financial future in the background of their gameplay. At this annual convention devoted to the live streaming video platform, Twitch, Blast (https://blast.com/) will highlight new features of its financial savings app for both PC and mobile gamers at their TwitchCon booth, #1731.
Blast will be at TwitchCon San Diego on September 27-29, 2019, at booth #1731.

Founder and CEO Walter Cruttenden, who also co-founded Acorns, the number one micro-investing app in the country with over five million customers, sees Blast as a way to bring access to a better financial future to a younger and wider audience.

By partnering with behavioral economist, Dr. Shlomo Benartzi of UCLA, Blast has found a way to get younger people to improve their behavior in order to engage with a boring activity, such as saving money, more frequently by associating it with a fun experience, such as gaming.

With Blast’s new iOS app, the company has taken its revolutionary feature, Game-Based Savings ™, and expanded its functionality. Gamers can now easily save money from a gamer’s personal bank account to a free Blast savings account all through gameplay.

By completing specific actions in some of the most popular PC games, gamers will be able to take advantage of this revamped feature as well as new aspects of the app like Goals, Goal Boosts with Plasma, and more.

With Blast's new iOS app, the company has taken its revolutionary feature, Game-Based Savings ™, and expanded its functionality. Gamers can now easily save money from a gamer's personal bank account to a free Blast savings account all through gameplay. Blast has gained traction within the gaming community on a single platform, Android, and its upcoming iOS launch will help even more gamers gain a financial footing in an easy and fun way. Please visit Blast's website, (https://blast.com/).
Gamers can now easily save money from a gamer’s personal bank account to a free Blast savings account all through gameplay.

Benefits of the Blast app include:

  • Game-Based Savings™:  A savings feature that allows a gamer to easily save their own money from a personal bank account into their free Blast savings account as they play games on their phones or PC. Blast savings accounts accrue 2% APY interest. 
  • Goals: Gamers can set specific savings goals in the Blast app. Save for the things you want most as you track your progress.
  • Goal Boosts: Blast assists gamers with meeting their financial Goals sooner, with Goal Boosts, a point reward system that allows players to earn Plasma for playing games.
  • Security: Blast uses bank-level security and 256-bit encryption to ensure all financial transactions remain safe and secure.

Blast has gained traction within the gaming community on a single platform, Android, and its upcoming iOS launch will help even more gamers gain a financial footing in an easy and fun way.

Visit Blast’s website, (https://blast.com/), to learn more about the Blast app and to get started with your own gamified savings experience.