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Fast-track BNPL: A smarter way for FIs to expand their product portfolio
For many FIs, entering the BNPL space can feel like a huge and expensive undertaking, involving a new proposition, a new customer journey, new merchant relationships, additional risk considerations and new operational processes. But BNPL does not always have to begin with a completely new product.
Case study
ABA Bank: Transforming card issuance with instant self-service kiosks
The project helped the bank reduce reliance on counter-based issuance, ease pressure on branch operations and improve the overall customer experience. It also complemented ABA Bank’s existing card delivery options, giving customers greater flexibility in how they receive their cards.
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3 Ways BNPL can boost customer loyalty for banks
BNPL has redefined customer expectations, with more consumers expecting the flexibility to split purchases into instalments. By offering BNPL through their own products and channels, banks can meet this demand, strengthen customer relationships, and prevent engagement from shifting to third-party providers.
Press release
Compass Plus Technologies wins Best Islamic Banking Technology Solution Provider of the Year
The award recognises the company’s Islamic banking solution, which enables Islamic banks, conventional banks, Fintechs and processors to create and launch modern, fully Shari’ah-compliant products and services.
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Where should your FI sit on the processing spectrum?
At one end, FIs can outsource most of their payments environment, reducing their operational responsibility but potentially limiting their flexibility. At the other, they can retain greater control and freedom while taking on more of the complexity of operating the platform. Between these two ends sit different combinations of control, choice, changeability and responsibility.
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The power of one: Why every financial institution should offer at least one Shari'ah-compliant product
Entering the Islamic Banking market does not require launching a dedicated Islamic bank, creating a full product portfolio or investing in major technology transformation. Sometimes, one product is all it takes.