AAZZUR connects with Open Banking platform Salt Edge

By Gloria Methri

AAZZUR, an innovative embedded finance integrator, has collaborated with Salt Edge, to enrich its open banking offers and accelerate go-to-market for its clients. The partnership will see Salt Edge’s open banking technology and compliance solution integrated into AAZZUR’s embedded finance ecosystem.

This integration will enable AAZZUR to broaden its open banking offerings even further while providing its clients with better financial insights, risk management capabilities, and financial data security.

Salt Edge offers AAZZUR a unique opportunity to help its clients meet the strictest open banking requirements while delivering fast innovative solutions. AAZZUR’s clients will benefit from Salt Edge’s superior financial API platform, and its PSD2 Compliance Solution, making the innovation more secure.

In the end, the final user enjoys an upgraded customer experience which includes enhanced onboarding and risk assessment capabilities, enriched financial data insights, comprehensive financial data security, and overall fairer services.

“I am thrilled about our collaboration with Salt Edge and the integration of their exceptional open banking gateway into our smart finance ecosystem,” said Philipp Buschmann, CEO of AAZZUR. “Salt Edge is a company that has started in aggregation but has taken things to the next level. Salt Edge impresses on growth, resilience, and ingenuity. We are truly excited about joining forces and deploying their solutions to our customer base.”

Alina Beleuta, Chief Growth Officer at Salt Edge said, “We are thrilled to join forces with AAZZUR, an innovative platform for embedded finance, both sharing a common goal to build a world where better financial well-being is effortless. We double our forces to bring innovations to the financial landscape through seamless open banking solutions. Now more banks and EMIs will become open banking compliant while having at the core a perfect match between customer safety and convenience.”