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Banking CIO Outlook | Monday, June 03, 2024
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The advantages of integrated finance extend beyond simply generating new revenue sources for firms. Even a few years ago, developing and launching a new financial product required significant money and time. Businesses need help with launching a new service in the market. That has changed due to embedded finance, as FinTechs now manage the development, integration, and compliance aspects. At the same time, brands can rent or buy financial goods and offer their clients a new segment of financial services.
Fremont, CA: Embedded finance refers to the integration of financial services into non-financial applications. This integration offers users the advantages of fast and simple payments, as well as an outstanding customer experience. The scope of embedded finance is not limited, and its primary purpose is to facilitate seamless customer payments. However, embedded finance is now extending beyond payments, with various non-financial sectors joining the financial ecosystem to provide enhanced digital banking services to their customers. By effectively implementing embedded finance, all financial tasks such as investments, borrowing and lending, insurance, and credit card applications can be conveniently completed online.
Growing FinTech Ecosystem
Other technology ecosystems are attracting attention, such as InsureTech, PropertyTech, and InvestTech, but FinTech represents the confluence of these ecosystems. Regardless of the new technologies, embedded finance will continue to serve as the basis for a new environment. Account aggregation and online customer/ID verification are impossible without a solid basis in FinTech.
Eliminates Complexity
All embedded financial solutions eventually aim to reduce the complexity of financial transactions. Companies employ incorporated financial components to simplify the process and improve customer experience.
Instead of visiting another website, a consumer can access payments within the present environment. This improves the consumer experience, increases security, and simplifies the procedure.
Better Financial Control
In today's rapidly evolving financial market, customers require greater economic autonomy. As customers become more familiar with technology, their perspective on their finances shifts. Embedded banking solutions must use as much client data as feasible, giving customers more control over their finances.
Use Existing Resources
Most organizations avoid embedded finance due to the associated costs. However, organizations can be concerned about things other than costs and resources—the resources required to attract new consumers and construct cutting-edge infrastructure. You can quickly modify the system by adding a financial component to build new, financially embedded items.
Improved Customer Experience
Embedded finance enables businesses to provide their clients with a more seamless experience. Offering more services to clients will eliminate the need for them to work with third-party providers to complete their transactions. This leads to increased earnings, and the direct link between customers and the company enhances the customer experience.
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