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Who owns Kronos Pay? Sultan Mogaji founded KronosPay LLC and leads product and software development. The company publishes Kronos, an iOS money app for gig workers, freelancers, and independent contractors.
Kronos is designed to help people organize income records, payment requests, transfer status, mileage, receipts, and 1099-related documents without implying that KronosPay LLC is a bank or tax adviser.
Unavailable, early-access, and provider-dependent services should be labeled before users rely on them.
Amounts, dates, status, fees, and limitations should be visible at the point they matter.
Freelancers and gig workers often receive income from several clients, platforms, and payment methods. Kronos is designed to put dates, source records, gross amounts, fees, net amounts, mileage, receipts, and payment-request status into a clearer working view.
A summary is useful only when it can be reconciled with the original invoice, statement, receipt, deposit, mileage log, or transaction reference.
Kronos can organize records and planning estimates. It does not independently verify employment, file taxes, decide whether an expense is deductible, or replace professional advice.
Partner-dependent services are disclosed in the relevant flow when available. The company does not represent itself as a chartered bank, lender, or FDIC-insured institution.
Before relying on a financial feature, confirm its current in-app status, provider, eligibility rules, geography, timing, fees, custody model, and protections. A screenshot, waitlist entry, roadmap card, or disabled control is not evidence that a service is available.
For concise product, company, pricing, availability, and support answers, read the Kronos FAQ.