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Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS)
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5 verified providers operate across 5 listed Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS) entities, audited against our 19 year editorial standard.
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Top Verified Entities in Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS)
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Unit
New York, United StatesBanking-as-a-ServiceEmbedded Finance APIsJSON-LD: SoftwareApplication
Unit is a Banking-as-a-Service platform enabling technology companies to embed bank accounts, cards, payments, and lending into their products without obtaining a banking licence. The platform provides APIs, compliance infrastructure, and partner bank relationships used by fintech startups and enterprises to launch financial features in weeks.
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Treasury Prime
JSON-LDSan Francisco, United StatesTreasury Prime is a Banking-as-a-Service platform connecting fintechs directly to a network of 15+ partner banks through a single API, enabling companies to offer FDIC-insured deposit accounts, payments, and card programmes. The platform handles compliance, KYC, and regulatory reporting for embedded finance use cases.
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Marqeta
JSON-LDOakland, United StatesMarqeta is a publicly traded modern card issuing platform powering the financial infrastructure behind Square, DoorDash, Klarna, and Uber. The company processes over $200 billion in annual payment volume, enabling companies to create, manage, and customise virtual and physical payment cards through its open APIs.
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Column
JSON-LDSan Francisco, United StatesColumn is the first nationally chartered bank built to be a banking-as-a-service platform, providing direct access to the Federal Reserve payment rails. Unlike BaaS middleware, Column is the actual bank, eliminating the middleman and offering fintechs direct API access to ACH, wire transfers, card issuing, and lending infrastructure.
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Railsr
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London, United KingdomRailsr (formerly Railsbank) is a global embedded finance experience platform enabling brands to launch banking, cards, credit, and loyalty products across 30+ countries. The platform provides compliance-ready infrastructure supporting EUR, GBP, USD, and other currencies for global embedded finance deployment.
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