ecolytiq & Mambu unite to offer embedded climate engagement to banks

By Gloria Methri

Climate engagement solution, ecolytiq, is partnering with cloud banking platform Mambu to make scalable, effective climate action solutions easily accessible for financial institutions. ecolytiq’s climate engagement product suite will be available on the Mambu marketplace that serves 110 million end users. The partnership will offer financial service providers more options to engage with sustainable banking.

Together with Mambu, ecolytiq is meeting changing customer demands with offerings that power a new generation of green finance. Mambu’s composable approach to banking enables seamless connection with ecolytiq through APIs, affording commercial clients the added flexibility to take climate action on their terms with new products for their customers, built and integrated seamlessly across their digital channels.   

Combining ecolytiq’s sustainability features with Mambu’s expertise in API-driven, cloud banking platform allows banks and financial institutions to act quickly on the climate crisis and take the first step towards sustainable banking. Small and medium-sized businesses will especially benefit from added transparency on the impact of their purchases and guidance toward more sustainable business operations.  

Ulrich Pietsch, Co-founder and Managing Director of ecolytiq, elaborated “Financial institutions need embedded solutions that are as robust as the challenges we face. Our work with Mambu is an extension of our commitment to meet banks with a wide range of options that promote action on climate change while strengthening their relationship with their customers.” 

Nick van Bommel, Sales Director, Northern & Central Eastern Europe at Mambu, shared, When it comes to making greener financial and lifestyle decisions, there is a role for banks to play in empowering their customers with the right information. ecolytiq provides climate impact insights, and by teaming up with Mambu, more financial services customers have the option to embed this into the products they build on our platform.”