Legal
Terms of use
Last updated: 13 July 2026
The short version: the waitlist is free, it isn't an account or an offer of financial services, give us real details, and don't abuse the site.
What this site is
zing.financial is the pre-launch site for Zing, a financial product being built for online founders. The site explains the product and runs a free waitlist. Nothing more is live yet.
The waitlist is not an account
Joining the waitlist does not open an account, issue a card, extend credit, or constitute an offer of banking, card, or credit services. It reserves your place in line and lets us contact you about early access.
Access to the product at launch is not guaranteed. Eligibility criteria (including the revenue bars published on this site) exist, may change before launch, and will be applied when invitations go out. Regulated services, when they launch, will be provided under the terms presented at that time, together with our regulated partners.
Accuracy of what you tell us
The waitlist asks for basic details about you. Give us real ones. Submitting someone else's information, or information that isn't true, can cost you your place on the list.
What's on the site
The content on this site describes a product in development. We keep it honest and current, but it is provided for information, isn't financial advice, and may change as the product does. Figures quoted from third-party sources are attributed where they appear.
Our content
The Zing name, bolt mark, wordmark, card designs, and the content of this site belong to Zing. Don't copy them, imitate them, or use them to suggest a relationship that doesn't exist.
Acceptable use
Don't scrape the waitlist form, probe or disrupt the site, or use it for anything unlawful. That's the whole list.
Liability
To the maximum extent the law allows, we aren't liable for losses arising from your use of a free informational website. Nothing in these terms excludes liability that can't legally be excluded.
Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales, and the courts of England and Wales have exclusive jurisdiction over disputes arising from them.
Changes
We may update these terms as the product evolves; the date below always reflects the current version. Material changes will be visible here.
See also our privacy policy.