NymCard has launched nCore FullStack, a unified payments infrastructure platform that enables banks to manage issuing, lending, money movement, settlement, financial crime, and reconciliation through a single integration.

The platform replaces fragmented legacy systems that rely on multiple third-party vendors across different banking functions.

By consolidating these capabilities into one in-house system, nCore reduces integration overhead and operational complexity while allowing banks to expand services without adding new vendor connections.

NymCard said this helps improve consistency across data and lowers the effort required to maintain and synchronise separate systems.

“Most banks are trying to modernise by adding one connection after another on top of an aging infrastructure,”

said Omar Onsi, CEO and Founder of NymCard.

“We built nCore FullStack so a bank can integrate once, get the capabilities it needs, and customise over time, all with one partner instead of a new vendor for every product.”

The platform supports issuing across multiple card and wallet types, digital lending workflows, domestic and cross-border payments, real-time settlement including fiat and stablecoin, financial crime compliance tools, and automated reconciliation.

NymCard said banks can migrate from legacy processors without disrupting live programmes, using an AI-assisted migration process already deployed in production environments.

To meet regulatory requirements, nCore is deployment-agnostic and can run across public cloud, hybrid, on-soil, or on-premise environments while connecting directly to a bank’s core system.

NymCard currently serves more than 60 banks, fintechs, and enterprises across eight markets and has raised over US$70 million in funding.

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