Comviva and Gnosys Skill Bridge have announced a strategic partnership to advance digital banking and payment services across India and the Asia Pacific.
Comviva is the digital wallet, payment, and recharge technology platform provider in the world. Gnosys is amongst the System Integrators (SI) for Financial Institutions and has extensive experience in deploying core banking and digital banking solutions.
This partnership between the two technology firms brings together the best of capabilities in the FinTech industry to offer banks next-gen digital banking and payment experiences. This partnership marks a significant stride towards broadening the reach of Comviva’s digital banking and payment solutions with Gnosys implementation and delivery capabilities.
“We’re proud to partner with Gnosys to unlock a new era of digital banking experiences built on innovation, speed, and security. Our partnership is another step to create an open, collaborative fintech ecosystem that will help banks and financial institutions deliver the best in industry banking and payment innovation to their end customers.,” said Srinivas Nidugondi, Chief Operating Officer, FinTech Solutions at Comviva.
Suguna Gnana, CEO at Gnosys said, “We are delighted to join forces with Comviva, a global leader in digital payment and banking solutions. This partnership will further enhance our capabilities to deliver exceptional digital banking solutions to our clients in the region. Together, we will enable banks in India and the Asia Pacific to embrace the digital age, enhance operational efficiency, and provide superior customer experience.”
Comviva’s mobiquity is a digital payment and banking platform across the globe. With a focus on composable banking to deliver hyper-personalization, mobiquity offers instant configuration, personalization, and experimentation capabilities, allowing continuous iteration for greater consumer experience and engagement.
Gnosys deploys core banking and digital banking solutions for financial institutions across India, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Africa. Their esteemed clientele includes banks such as ICICI Bank, Deutsche Bank, Canara Bank in India, and BRAC Bank in Bangladesh.
