Integration-as-a-Service reduces expense and “Project Fatigue”
Infintegration, an integration-as-a-service provider for banks and fintechs, announced the general availability of its solution, which includes both an integration platform and professional services. The company is dedicated to simplifying, accelerating, and reducing the cost of integrating new technology solutions with banks’ existing and legacy systems. The company was recently selected to participate in the nationally acclaimed ICBA ThinkTECH Accelerator, which promotes early-stage solutions designed specifically for community banks.
Infintegration, an integration-as-a-service provider for banks and fintechs, announced the general availability of its solution, which includes both an integration platform and professional services. The company is dedicated to simplifying, accelerating, and reducing the cost of integrating new technology solutions with banks’ existing and legacy systems. The company was recently selected to participate in the nationally acclaimed ICBA ThinkTECH Accelerator, which promotes early-stage solutions designed specifically for community banks.
“If fintech integration was easy, we would have seen a lot more innovation rolled out these last five years”
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Infintegration addresses the problems associated with introducing innovation into an existing array of technologies, which in most cases, were never built to easily integrate with other systems. Integrating new technology using traditional methods, such as custom programming or off-the-shelf middleware, tend to take months or years, do not include business logic and often burden the bank’s internal resources.
“If fintech integration was easy, we would have seen a lot more innovation rolled out these last five years,” said John B. Lewis, chief operating officer of Infintegration. “Effective integration demands both connectivity and a thorough understanding of which connections and processes are vital to the bank’s success.” Before joining the company, Lewis spent 21 years at Bank of America.
Lewis added, “Infintegration enables community banks to deploy innovative bank technology solutions as easily as connecting LEGO blocks.”
The company’s Integration-as-a-Service offering is already preparing banks for Open Banking Standards compliance (1033). Infintegration already has numerous connections to Jack Henry and Fiserv and will be announcing more in 2025.
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