Xapo Bank

Customer Success Advisor – APAC

Xapo Bank

full-time

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Location Type: Remote

Location: Anywhere in Asia

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About the role

  • Responding to members’ queries regarding our products and services.
  • Monitoring of member accounts, including debit card transactions, fiat and bitcoin transfers.
  • Addressing members in a professional, respectful and friendly manner.
  • Taking ownership of members' issues, following up on outstanding requests, and escalating issues when necessary.
  • Onboarding of prospective members - assisting them from applying for membership until they are fully onboarded.
  • Conducting Zoom calls to assist prospective members with the onboarding process.
  • Educating prospective members queries regarding our products and services, and conducting Zoom calls when necessary.

Requirements

  • 2+ years of previous experience in customer services, ideally in a remote environment, handling queries via live chat, and email.
  • Proficient level of English and, ideally, another additional language (i.e., Mandarin or Japanese).
  • Ideally, have previous experience working in the fintech/ banking industry.
  • Experience with CRMs, Jira, Confluence and Slack is nice to have.
  • Knowledge of the cryptocurrency environment is a big plus.
Benefits
  • Great work-life balance: Build amazing things with a balance of autonomy and collaborative teamwork. Set your own work schedule and make use of a flexible PTO plan when you need to recharge.
  • Expect Excellence: Collaborate, learn, and grow with a high-performance team. Learn how you learn best - from books to conferences, you’ll get a yearly budget for your individual learning and development goals.
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Hard Skills & Tools
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Soft Skills
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