Fintech
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78
%
consumers are highly satisfied with instant payments
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3 in 4
consumers select instant for speed and good funds guarantee
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72
%
consumers chose instant payments when given the option
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69
%
consumers more likely to stay if offered free instant payments
Scalable, secure, and flexible technologies to facilitate seamless money movement.
Grow deposits and enhance account utility
Safe, instant consumer account funding, transfers, and pay anyone P2P
Pay anyone, anywhere, any way they choose
Real-time digital disbursements funded to any account they choose
Create value with account and card issuing solutions
Instant debit, prepaid and digital wallet account issuing powered by Ingo’s money movement services
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Instant payments orchestration
Payments complexity for fintechs – simplified.
Account ownership verification, tokenization, payment routing, reconciliation, and bank sponsorship, all in a single integration.
Manage balances and money movement with precision and accuracy.
Ubiquitous funding reach including bank accounts by debit card, RTP and ACH, PayPal, credit cards, lenders, and billers, as well as instant issue accounts.
Least-cost routing automation and failover across redundant direct network integrations.
Real-time underwriting, configurable risk management, network-wide fraud screening, velocity monitoring, and sanctions screening and clearing.
Quick, single integration via flat file, API, iframe, SSO and hosted, bespoke CX platforms to get in-market fast.
Add or transfer money
Pay and get paid
Any way they choose
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