- The Bank of Missouri (TBOM) forms a five-year partnership with i2c, a Silicon Valley-based banking and payments technology firm.
- i2c provides credit, debit, prepaid, and core banking solutions through its Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform, allowing financial institutions to offer versatile financial services.
- TBOM will leverage i2c’s platform to onboard fintechs and facilitate the creation of unique digital-first financial services, including virtual cards, reward programs, loans, and account services.
- Mark Barker, EVP at TBOM, highlights i2c’s configurable products and managed services as key factors driving the partnership.
- i2c’s technology has been previously used by Mashreq Bank for digital payment solutions in the UAE and to power the launch of the Beyon Money app in Bahrain.
The Bank of Missouri looks to bring digital banking products to fintechs with i2c partnership
Popular Categories
Previous article![]( "UK’s PRA fines HSBC £57m for “historic depositor protection failings”")
Next article![]( "YouLend secures £4bn private securitisation deal with JP Morgan")
