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The app was quickly becoming a cult favourite among penny-pinching US consumers – and also a bane for their banks. 

In just over a year, Paul Kesserwani’s startup Cushion has helped users win refunds on almost US$1mil (RM4.08mil) in fees by logging into their accounts and disputing charges with an artificial-intelligence chatbot, named Fee Fighter. The app features a cartoon robot wearing a black belt, assuring users “You relax, while I work”. It also lobbies to lower interest-rate charges on credit cards. 

Play, subscribe and stand a chance to win prizes worth over RM39,000! T&C applies.

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