Neo Financial
Neo’s reviewed chequing disclosure describes a payment service provider with funds held in trust at CDIC member institutions. Read the account’s legal and protection disclosures to understand the provider arrangement.
Let’s check the detail.The identity behind the name.
Neo’s reviewed chequing disclosure describes a payment service provider with funds held in trust at CDIC member institutions. Read the account’s legal and protection disclosures to understand the provider arrangement. Do not assume that an app brand and the institution holding funds are the same entity.
Institution-status research checked 2026-10-26. This does not refresh product fees, ratings or eligibility.
Account facts you can inspect.
No usable issuer fee quote is recorded here.
This is a research gap or an institution-status hold. It does not mean the institution has no accounts, has zero fees or has closed. Do not substitute the earlier product amounts for a current quote.
Bring the issuer’s fee schedule to a worksheetKeep the earlier context in view.
These earlier descriptions and product names are preserved for continuity. They do not establish current services, offers or eligibility.
2 earlier product names
- Neo Everyday Account · chequing
- Neo High-Interest Savings · savings
Earlier amounts, app ratings, welcome offers and application links are not treated as reviewed current terms.
Sources for this record.
Open CDIC’s institution lookupCDIC’s list covers member institutions and trade names. Provincial credit unions and other provider categories require the appropriate separate checks. Membership alone does not establish coverage for every product.
What would the account cost you?
Start with the package fee you would actually pay. Add extra transactions and cash access. Check introductory expiry and the exact daily-balance waiver test. Include a transition month if you are moving accounts.
Questions before your next step.
Does appearing here mean MITEY recommends this provider?
No. A directory entry and a dated fee record do not assess suitability, financial strength, customer service, approval likelihood or all of your costs. You decide which questions and sources matter to your situation.
What should I check if the institution changed names?
Identify the legal provider on your own agreement or statement. Read its official transition instructions before changing a login, payment instruction or account. Legal amalgamation, product migration and a brand change can happen on different dates.
Does a listed brand have its own deposit-insurance limit?
Do not assume so. Check the legal deposit-taker, eligible product, ownership category and current insurance rules. Several brands can belong to one institution; a fintech arrangement can involve a separate bank or trust company.
