Canadian tech firm Topicus has introduced its composable banking platform called Akkuro, to assist financial institutions in enhancing their operations.
This platform is said to have been designed to help banks and fintech companies grow, evolve, and deliver improved customer experiences.
Akkuro combines the core capabilities of Five Degrees, including the Matrix CRM and Neo Core Banking products.
It also incorporates Topicus’ own finance solutions such as Fyndoo Lending, alongside other offerings in Mortgages, Pension & Wealth, and Connected Finance.
This solution is claimed to address the rising demands of financial institutions seeking flexible, all-encompassing tools.
With its composable framework, Akkuro enables the swift creation and deployment of customer-focused financial services.
This empowers banks and fin-techs with unprecedented flexibility to keep pace with shifting market trends and customer needs.
The platform is designed for seamless interoperability, allowing it to integrate smoothly with existing legacy systems.
Additionally, Akkuro’s composable structure is specifically engineered to augment and enhance existing infrastructure without causing disruption.
This flexibility allows financial institutions to expand their current systems, ensuring a smooth transition to new technologies.
Topicus Finance CEO Clint van Haalen said: “Akkuro allows us to orchestrate the entire banking lifecycle, from investments and core banking to CRM for banks and lending.
“We’re merging decades of banking expertise with a relentless drive for innovation, delivering a unified platform that empowers financial institutions to build scalable, intuitive and future-ready solutions.”
“Topicus launches composable banking platform Akkuro” was originally created and published by Retail Banker International, a GlobalData owned brand.
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