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Founders, learn how to launch a fully functional neobank across the UK and EEA using Integrated Finance. Issue accounts, cards, and payments without holding your own licence.

Discover how Integrated Finance enables stablecoin remittance platforms to operate compliantly with GBP and EUR virtual accounts, pooled treasury management, and seamless orchestration.

Discover how modular Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS) lets fintechs launch without an EMI licence. Learn how Integrated Finance enables fast, compliant market entry

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How companies can use Integrated Finance (IF) for financial infrastructure—such as account issuing, payments, and card processing—while using Flagright for compliance and risk management

Flagright has partnered with Integrated Finance, a fintech infrastructure platform, to simplify how teams integrate compliance and core banking workflows

Unlike traditional banking services that operate in closed environments, open banking decentralises financial services by mandating standardised data formats and secure communication protocols

In the fast-paced world of e-commerce, digital marketplaces are the central hubs for innovation and connection. Among these platforms, G2A stands out, reshaping how we buy and sell digital entertainment.

Fintech companies have emerged as significant players in the finance industry, bringing about transformative changes in how individuals and businesses manage their funds. One noteworthy development is the rise of Account-to-Account (A2A) payments. These payments offer a secure, cost-effective, and efficient method of transferring money between bank accounts, bypassing the need for intermediaries. This innovation highlights a substantial gap where traditional banking systems have fallen short.

Traditional banks find themselves up against a significant challenge with the revolutionary changes introduced by fintechs in the lending landscape. These pioneering entities are transforming the lending experience, prioritising individual needs over a conventional one-size-fits-all approach. This article delves into the factors driving the transition from traditional banks as the primary destination for loans to the rising influence of fintech lenders. We will explore the advantages they offer and the regulatory framework that governs their operations.