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Who we serve · Enterprises and platforms

Embedded finance for platforms that want payments inside their product

Add payments, accounts, cards or lending to your app and earn on every transaction.

For software platforms, marketplaces and large companies adding accounts, payouts, cards or credit to their product without becoming a regulated firm.

What we build for you

Where we usually start.

Embedded accounts and wallets

Accounts or stored balances for your users, held by a licensed partner and shown inside your product.

Payouts and collections

Payouts to sellers, contractors or staff, and collections from customers, across local rails.

Co-branded cards

Debit, prepaid or corporate cards issued by a licensed issuer under your brand.

Embedded credit

Working capital or point-of-sale credit offered by a licensed lender within your user journey.

Partner orchestration layer

One internal API for your engineers, with licensed partners connected behind it.

Embedded finance for platforms means your users can hold balances, get paid, pay with a card or access credit without leaving your product. Software platforms, marketplaces and large companies add these features to keep users closer and to remove steps from their workflows. We design and build them, and we connect the licensed partners who carry out the regulated activity.

Your situation as a platform or enterprise

You have users, a product team and an existing technology stack. You want financial features that feel native to your product, and you have no wish to become a bank. Your constraints are concrete: brand standards, procurement and security reviews, legal sign-off on every partner agreement, integration with systems that already run the business, and a board that expects the new feature to pay for itself.

We work inside those constraints. Discover maps the feature against your stack, your users and the partners available in your markets, and ends in a fixed quote.

Embedded finance solutions with licensed partners

Each feature has a licensed partner behind it. Accounts and wallets sit with a bank or EMI. Cards are issued by a licensed issuer. Credit is offered by a licensed lender, which owns the credit decision. Your platform presents the product under the partner's programme rules. We prepare the documentation each partner needs, build the integration and run its certification.

Where you operate in several countries, we connect a suitable partner in each and put them behind one internal API. Your engineers integrate once.

Embedded payments for SaaS and marketplaces

For SaaS platforms, the common starting points are collections from customers and payouts to the people who use the software, such as contractor payouts or seller settlements. For marketplaces, split payments and seller onboarding come first. We build the payment flows, the ledger that tracks who is owed what, and the reconciliation that proves it daily.

A fintech system integrator that fits your stack

We work with your identity, billing, ERP and data systems. Deployment can be in your cloud account under your security team's controls. We document architecture and data flows for your vendor risk review, and we coordinate the licensed partners through it too.

After launch, managed fintech operations can run KYC reviews, reconciliation and partner reporting so your teams do not need new operational headcount on day one.

What you keep

Your users get financial features inside your product, and you own the experience, the data and the integration layer.

Questions

What clients ask us

Does embedded finance for platforms require a licence?

Usually the platform itself does not need one, because a licensed partner such as a bank, EMI or lender carries out the regulated activity and makes the compliance decisions. The platform presents the product and manages the user experience under the partner's rules. Some models and countries do require registration, so we confirm the route with you and your counsel during Discover.

How is a fintech system integrator different from a banking as a service provider?

A banking as a service provider usually offers its own licensed accounts or a single platform. A fintech system integrator such as Finoserv designs and builds your product and connects the licensed partners that suit it, which can include several partners across countries. You choose the partners, and your product is not tied to one provider.

How do you handle our procurement and security review?

We expect it and plan for it. We provide security documentation, data flow diagrams, our approach to access control and incident response, and answers to your vendor questionnaire. We can deploy in your cloud account so your security team keeps control of the environment. The licensed partners go through your vendor review as well, and we help coordinate it.

The old rules of money. The new rails.

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