New HCT Finance App To Offer A Fairer Deal For VIPs According To CEO Hayes Thomas
Few aspects of life are more important to many than the safe and secure management of money. When that pot of money becomes greater, as, in the case of many of the world’s most high-profile individuals, the need to protect it intensifies, creating an entire operation that draws from and secures a person’s assets. Some will know from the experience of simple financial management through a bank that security can have the negative side effect of inaccessibility. Inflexibility is impermissible for those who exist within the constantly shifting popular zeitgeist. This is the belief of HCT Finance CEO Hayes Thomas (@iamhayesthomas), an entrepreneur looking to create a solution that treats those with deeper pockets fairly and with adaptability.
For the concierge and lifestyle expert, today’s solution comes in the form of a FinTech application. Set to launch in Q2 2022, the HCT Finance app blends lifestyle management, banking, and value elements to create an on-demand concierge service worthy of the 21st century. A high degree of the logistical challenge comes with a notable person’s need to arrange their personal affairs, whether that be flashy excursions or essential daily administration. HCT Finance puts all of that – hotels, cars, nightclubs, and more – into one place, saving VIPs crucial time and money.
Hayes Thomas began a concierge service following his experience as a professional footballer when he noticed many of his peers were not afforded the same access to the likes of tables at the best nightclubs. The entrepreneur’s unique appeal came in his equitable approach to finance, where he sought to extend the benefits of the scaling process to his clients. Where others may have maintained a high price barrier following growth, Thomas endeavored to ensure the service’s increasing prosperity was reflected in its affordability. It all resulted in a business that became renowned for putting clients at the top of the priority list.
The notion of financial fairness is one Thomas looks to carry over into the development of his new lifestyle app. Where HCT can negotiate a discount on a service, product, or experience, the reduction is passed on to the client’s bill, too, ensuring profits are not prejudiced over individuals. Furthermore, this fair deal ethos forms an integral part of the upcoming app’s offering. It promises to select the best exclusive deals for the client, reducing the undue workload of manual search and comparison. Transparency and efficiency are provided in equal measure for client service.
Ultimately, HCT Finance’s clients can achieve more secure wealth by reducing unnecessary expenditure. By automating many of the processes traditionally overseen by personnel or even the VIP themselves, the new app ensures less money exits the client’s pocket, directly and indirectly.
Beyond the bottom line, HCT’s financial approach speaks to a broader commitment to equitable client treatment and high-quality service. Less time spent on administration means HTC and their clients can use more to achieve the most desirable lifestyle.
