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Paynetics and Phyre Launch New Digital Wallet Platform With Bulgarian American Credit Bank

Fintech and payment service provider Paynetics AD, digital banking platform provider phyre and commercial bank Bulgarian American Credit Bank (BACB), have announced the launch of new digital wallet product B@CB Pay. The solution leverages phyre’s digital banking platform and Paynetics’ range of payment services, including its payment tokenisation technology.

As the latest milestone in the development of the Paynetics and phyre digital banking platform, the launch demonstrates its applicability across different vertical industries, and in particular the demand for this type of solution within the financial services market. The solution aims to support those companies at the heart of the financial services sector, many of which may not have the resources to develop a digital offering in-house, to digitalise their services and ultimately better serve their customers.

This announcement follows the launch of similar platforms by large organisations across non-financial industries, including telecom provider A1 – part of the Carlos Slim telecommunication business – and VIVACOM, a leading telecoms company in Bulgaria, but is the first time that this solution from Paynetics and phyre has been deployed by a bank.

“At BACB, we understand the modern citizen’s need for lifestyle-based solutions to everyday troubles. We want to be involved in the consumer’s day-to-day life. In our ambition to do so, we revitalised entire processes within our organisation and combined forces with Paynetics and phyre, two leading fintech companies, thus creating B@CB Pay – the bank’s first digital wallet.  B@CB Pay is the epitome of the bank’s seamless transition into the virtual banking space, committed to discovering and providing green and sustainable financial solutions,” said Tzvetelina Borislavova, Chairman of Supervisory Board, Bulgarian American Credit Bank.

BACB has launched the digital wallet platform without any initial upfront investment and with a time to market of just three months; a vast improvement on the industry average of £2-3 million and 18-36 months that is usually required for projects such as this.

Konstantin Djelebov, CEO, phyre, said: “Traditional institutions have been under such a big pressure from the booming fintech competition. This project with BACB is a great example of how fintechs can work with banks in this tough situation to help them match, and even beat, ever-increasing customer expectations. The combination of phyre’s cutting-edge platform technology and agility and BACB’s experience and heritage in banking are a recipe for success!

BACB customers will now benefit from a superior user experience (UX) and the use of innovative features including Tap to Pay, quick P2P transactions, seamless bank transfers and digitalised loyalty cards, vouchers and tailored offers, with the introduction of new features such as lending, utility payments and business accounts to be added over the coming months.

“Our work with BACB is testament to the strength and value of our payment solution portfolio and digital banking platform proposition for any company who is looking to meet consumer demand for secure and streamlined digital payments services,” said Antonina Martinova, CEO, Paynetics.We’d love to work with more European banks and financial institutions in order to help them deliver superior digital services to their customers and think that our platform is perfectly suited to this purpose.”

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  • Polly is a journalist, content creator and general opinion holder from North Wales. She has written for a number of publications, usually hovering around the topics of fintech, tech, lifestyle and body positivity.

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