Mambu has introduced Mambu Payments, extending its cloud banking platform to cover end-to-end payment services.

The launch follows the company’s acquisition of payments technology provider Numeral in December 2024.

With this development, Mambu aims to help financial institutions modernise outdated infrastructure and integrate payments alongside lending and deposit functions.

The new offering is designed to support regulatory compliance, instant payments, and messaging standards such as ISO 20022, while addressing the limitations of legacy systems that can hinder digital transformation.

Mambu Payments brings composable capabilities that integrate into various core banking environments.

Acting as a universal gateway, it connects institutions to a growing network of clearing systems, partner banks, and payment schemes, while enabling end-to-end automation through a modern payments hub.

Existing clients such as Western Union, Indexo Bank, and BCB Group have begun adopting the new service, building on their ongoing partnerships with the company.

Mambu Payments will be unveiled at the upcoming Money 20/20 Europe, showcasing its latest capabilities to banks and fintech firms.

“We wanted our customers to get the best of both worlds. Composability where it matters and an integrated solution with end-to-end workflows where it drives value and reduces friction.

That’s why we built the native integrations between our payments, lending, and deposit modules the way we did — to give customers the flexibility to choose their own path.”

said Édouard Mandon, VP Payments.

“Mambu Payments brings the same qualities that made Mambu’s cloud banking platform the core of choice for forward-thinking financial institutions: cloud-native, API-first, and composable.

Mambu supports more than 260 financial institutions globally, helping them to modernise and migrate from legacy technology to future-proof solutions. Financial institutions can now choose to start with deposits, lending, or payments and easily expand across the platform as their needs evolve.”

said Mark Geneste, Chief Revenue Officer.

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