Adrian Johnsoni2c Inc, a US-based banking and payments solutions provider, has partnered with the Bank of Missouri (TBOM) to help FinTechs launch digital banking products. Through this collaboration, TBOM will leverage i2c’s core banking and payments platform to onboard fintech clients and enable them to create their own unique configurations of digital-first financial services, including checking and savings accounts, consumer and small business loans, credit cards, reward programs, and virtual cards.
The partnership with i2c will allow TBOM to deliver a full suite of financial products and services to its fintech clients while providing them with the flexibility to differentiate themselves from their competitors. By addressing the emerging requirements of fintechs, TBOM aims to offer easier access to digital banking solutions that more effectively meet consumers’ financial needs.
Serena Smith, chief client officer at i2c, expressed excitement about this collaboration, highlighting i2c’s commitment to providing technology and managed services to BaaS (Banking-as-a-Service) enablers globally. The partnership reflects the value that i2c creates for fintechs and BaaS aggregators alike.
