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("Silicon Valley new company" is the titanium Media characteristic column, connect ti media Silicon Valley reporter, Daily Express, Silicon Valley new company, new mode new dynamic digit is a start-up that is dedicated to helping users save money, and nine months ago tested a test version that required an invitation code to try, thanks to a partnership with Wells Fargo, The service was declared open to the general public and has been allowed to be registered with anyone. Digit's service model is that you associate your bank account with digit, and every few days digit will take a small amount of money from your bank account to help you save it. Although the amount is small, but over time, as long as you can insist, you will eventually save a large amount of cash. The service was designed to help users keep their savings seamless and painless, and help them save money they don't need. By analyzing your income and your daily spending habits, digit will estimate how much money you can get from your bank account is safe and help you put your savings into a savings account with no interest pressure. In particular, all digit communicate with the user via SMS, digit send text messages to users every day, letting users know their latest account balances, deposit amounts, and changes to any account. Users can pause the service or withdraw money at any time by texting, and digit also helps users speed up or slow down their savings plans when appropriate. Digit CEO Ethan Bloch said Digit's users could save $200 a month on average. The reporter himself also tried the service, from last August to date, the reporter a coexistence of 1400 U.S. dollars every 1.6 days to save 15 dollars. (The items in this column are collected and sorted by titanium Media)