ICW Group

PAYMENTS

Yapily | June 09, 2021

Yapily, the main supplier of Open Banking infrastructure, today launched its new Open Banking bulk payment service, which already operates and takes use of its UK service with Comma, the SME payment platform, live. Yapily, in collaboration with Comma, has streamlined the complicated process of bulk payments in the UK under Open Banking. Customers like Comma may use the proposal to get the API connection they need to build a dependable, secure, and scalable bulk payments functional...

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT, FINTECH

Axiom Bank | January 25, 2023

In a recent development, Axiom Bank, N.A., headquartered in Florida, announced that it will leverage automated assurance and oversight processes across its partner programs by integrating with Cable's comprehensive financial crime compliance effectiveness testing platform thereby, enhancing its ability to provide partners with an elegant, agile experience while ensuring regulatory compliance. Aleem Jackson, Senior Vice President, BSA/AML Program Head at Axiom Bank expressed,...

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

Modyo | December 29, 2021

It gives us great pleasure to announce today that TODO1/iuvity’s solutions will have the frontend digital financial experience powered by Modyo integrated with TODO1/iuvity’s Open Service Platform. With more than 20 years of digital financial experience, TODO1 is an industry leader powering important financial institutions in Latin America that have served more than 21 million digital customers in the past 12 months. TODO1/iuvity and Modyo are providing clients and par...

Cision PR Newswire | October 15, 2020

Save and Galileo announced today a partnership agreement to use Galileo's powerful and customizable API-based payments processing platform to process transactions and funding of Save customers' Debit Invest debit cards and Save Market Savings accounts. Save, a fintech startup that enables higher yields on savings and checking accounts, and Galileo, the API standard for card issuing and digital banking, expect to process more than $7 billion of customer transactions in the first three yea...