Manigo, the London-based fintech infrastructure platform announces its launch after several years of quietly building a quality, robust product. After testing with clients across Europe and the UK they are now starting projects outside of their initial target markets and have recently launched in the Americas.

Manigo will be attending Money 20/20 this year! We are super excited to see our partners speaking and sponsoring the event. Plus, this will be our first year there!

Last month, Innovate Finance hosted its ninth Global Summit at the historic Guildhall; a highly-anticipated industry event by the fintech community. This year, Manigo’s co-founder and Head of Growth, Olya Parafiyanovich, spoke on a panel discussing Manigo’s experience of scaling throughout a crisis.

Olya Parafiyanovich, Manigo’s co-founder and Head of Growth will be speaking at this year’s Innovate Finance Global Summit. Packed with an array of panel discussions and events and hosting global fintechs, financial institutions, government entities and regulators, excitingly, it will be IFGS’s return to the historic Guildhall in London this year.

Relationships can be tricky and take a lot of work from both sides to maintain trust and respect. Even after a long time, it can be destroyed in seconds if either side feels misled, or that promised expectations were not met. Historically, in fintech, many providers worked together within the industry to disrupt traditional services, or worked closely with incumbent banks and bigger financial institutions to modernise their offering and internal processes.

Banking-as-a-service (BaaS) is a widely misunderstood type of technology service. Often confused with its close relative, embedded finance, BaaS providers are different in several ways, which through its unique qualities can provide revenue-generating financial user journeys to a range of industries that want to offer banking, payments and other financial solutions in a compliant, regulated way.