Norwegian legaltech company Justify has begun offering digital legal services to DNB customers after the bank was named as the partner behind an agreement first disclosed during the summer. Shifter reports that DNB has 2.4 million customers. Access to legal advice and management of legal documents began on 1 October.
Justify founder Dag Josef Foss told Shifter that bank distribution has been part of the company's plan since its launch eight years ago. Discussions with DNB began through the Mastercard Lighthouse growth programme. Justify has 12 employees and is hiring as it starts work with the bank.
The companies did not disclose the value of this contract. Justify has previously said that its bank agreements together account for at least NOK 9 million in annual recurring revenue. Its service currently requires Norwegian BankID, and Justify plans to focus on the DNB partnership before exploring access for customers in other countries.