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Railsbank: Announce the launch of two revolutionary new products

  • Announce the launch of two revolutionary new products, the Houston platform and OpenRailz API, at this week’s Singapore FinTech Festival
  • Railsbank deconstructed financial products into core digital components to enable its customers
  • The OpenRailz API allows any financial services provider to plug their products securely and compliantly into the Railsbank platform
  • The company’s co-founder and CEO Nigel Verdon join a panel of industry experts to discuss ‘Digital and Cultural Transformation in a Co-Covid World’
  • The Houston platform takes inspiration from the no-code movement and will further the democratization agenda
  • The Houston platform and the OpenRailz API also caps off a landmark year for Railsbank
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Laura is a financial reporter, editor, and researcher with a particular interest in fintech innovation, capital markets, and the evolving global banking landscape.

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