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Dock Becomes Fully Integrated Platform for Digital Payments and Banking-as-a-Service Markets

Dock Becomes Fully Integrated Platform for Digital Payments and Banking-as-a-Service Markets

Brazil-based fintech now spans the entire digital payments and banking chain, absorbing Conductor and Muxi brands

Dock, an innovator in financial technology solutions, has become one of the first companies in Latin America to offer a complete technology portfolio for the digital payments and banking-as-a-service markets and is absorbing its sister brands Conductor and Muxi. The visually revamped Dock brand now represents a broader suite of services under one platform to help its customers grow with new and expanded capabilities.

“With this strategic rebranding, we can be even stronger partners to our customers, making it easier and more efficient for them to offer innovative products to their clients and grow their businesses”

Dock, whose modular solutions enable mission-critical processes that accelerate a company’s ability to offer new digital payments and banking services, will continue to be led by Antonio Soares, Chief Executive Officer; Fred Amaral, Chief Product and Technology Officer; Diogo Frenkel, Chief Financial Officer; and Marcelo Jacques, Chief Strategy Officer.

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“With this strategic rebranding, we can be even stronger partners to our customers, making it easier and more efficient for them to offer innovative products to their clients and grow their businesses,” said Mr. Soares. “We have a special affection for the Dock name, because it was not only a brand, but a business that we developed 100% from scratch in-house. With the new visual identity, the Dock brand now fully reflects who we are, how we think and what we envision for the market.”

Mr. Amaral adds, “We seek to develop the best solutions in payments and digital banking, which have been evolving at an ever-increasing pace. Through a market-leading scalable technology infrastructure, we anticipate changes and trends to bring to life the full potential of our customers’ businesses and prepare them for the future. We are excited about the endless possibilities for our customers with the ‘new’ Dock.”

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The platform connects the full lifecycle of financial transactions and provides clarity and synergy for Dock’s four core lines of business, from digital banking and card issuance and processing to acquisition solutions and risk and compliance.

Over the past month alone, 38 million Dock accounts were active. Additionally, the company employs more than 1,300 professionals, with 75% of its workforce in tech and product development. Dock’s compounded annual growth rate currently stands at 44% since 2012, and it serves more than 150 clients across six countries in LATAM, including Banco BMG, Bradesco’s Bitz, C6 Bank, Caju, Conta Simples, Crefisa, Digio, FortBrasil, Getnet, Mercado Pago, Neon, PagBank, among other leading banks, neobanks, fintechs, and corporates.

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