The open banking platform Plaid is launching its account-to-account payments. The company has recently failed its $5.3 billion Visa acquisition.
The company will combine an ecosystem of European and American payment partners like Currencycloud, Square, and Dwolla to embed Plaid’s powerful connectivity technology to bank payment processing systems.
It will leverage the companies to add account payment options at the checkout, where the funds could be transferred from their ecosystem partners.
Paul Williamson Plaid’s Head of Revenue Said, “Account-based payments aren’t new, but the industry is far from realizing their full potential, Plaid is building an account-based payments ecosystem as flexible and fluid as this burgeoning opportunity,” he also added, “As the technology and consumer adoption evolve, so will Plaid and our partner ecosystem.”
Plaid’s ecosystem has around 50 partners which includes – tech companies, BAAS providers, and payment firms in Europe and North America. The partners offers various services that are required to create an amazing Fintech experience for their customers.
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Plaid has also partnered with Marqeta and Checkout.com to advance its payment experience for customers.
The vice President of Partnerships Tracy Meng of Checkout.com said “Our partnership will connect Plaid’s account verification and Checkout.com’s payment services to make account funding accessible, seamless and secure for FinTechs and merchants alike,” he also added “Our partnership will connect Plaid’s account verification and Checkout.com’s payment services to make account funding accessible, seamless and secure for FinTechs and merchants alike,”
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