The use case: how CiNKO deploys OneSignal
CiNKO, a Latin American digital wallet, uses OneSignal push notifications and email to run behavior-based journeys for KYC onboarding, activation of users who haven't made a first deposit, and post-transaction feedback surveys.
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In the markets where Cinko focused their efforts, time to first transaction dropped from 14 days to 3–4 days.
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- Mar 26, 2026
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- Nov 13, 2026
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In the markets where Cinko focused their efforts, time to first transaction dropped from 14 days to 3–4 days. This is a 75% reduction that directly affects retention and downstream revenue.