NEW YORK, LONDON, DUBAI, MEXICO CITY, 15 January 2019 – Volante Technologies Inc., a global provider of software for accelerated end-to-end payments processing and financial message integration, today announced that Bank Leumi (UK) has selected VolPay Open Banking to implement PSD2 compliance and enable open banking business models.
Bank Leumi (UK) is a specialist and relationship bank based in the UK. By choosing Volante’s Open Banking PSD2 solution, the bank is able to rapidly meet its PSD2 regulatory requirements through an easy to implement, out-of-the-box solution. The bank is also well positioned to continue delivering on its core mission of providing reliable customer-focused relationship services, now through new open banking channels.
VolPay Open Banking’s scalable microservices based architecture, enables banks to rapidly integrate their back office servicing applications, including payment engines and core banking account holding systems, with the front end API management layer, that provides the secure managed access to the banks environment via defined APIs. Building upon Volante’s partnership with Token who provides PSD2 compliant APIs, this complete solution will provide the building blocks for Bank Leumi to expand into other value added services, over and above basic compliance, in the global phenomenon of using open APIs for doing business and becoming more competitive against the rising ranks of new Third Party Providers (TPPs).
All VolPay products offer high levels of automation, access to out-of-the-box functionality and inbuilt testing. This dramatically accelerates time to projects completion. For Bank Leumi, this translates to rapid time to compliance with the PSD2 regulation and Open Banking readiness.
Nadish Lad, Global head of Payment Products, Volante Technologies, commented, “Volante’s VolPay Open Banking solution provides out-of-the-box compliance with EU PSD2 regulation and enhanced capability for a rapid implementation within the bank’s environment. The bank not only achieves compliance quickly, it also helps lay the foundation for the bank’s consideration of future revenue generating channels and opportunities. We commend Bank Leumi for their vision of PSD2 compliance as a stepping stone towards playing a wider role in the open API space.”
Dhavarajh Frank, Chief Operating Officer, Bank Leumi (UK), commented, “We looked for a solution that would enable PSD2 compliance quickly without having to make considerable changes to our systems and considered Volante and Token’s PSD2 compliant APIs a perfect one-stop-shop solution to provide this capability. Offering the most compelling propositions to our domestic and international customer base remains a primary focus for the Bank and we believe that Volante’s solution will help us in our overall customer facing capabilities.”
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