Today's financial institutions have a challenge on their hands: to innovate rapidly, whilst also enhancing the digital customer experience dramatically. However, they are also heavily reliant on their highly complex legacy systems and battling with increased regulation. They need to deploy transformational technology that harmonizes and modernizes platforms.

We provide precisely the required level of technology delivery services and end-to-end support that they need; delivering on time and to budget.

Payments are undergoing a revolution: rapid technology innovation is changing how, when, where and even why consumers make payments. With real-time payments volumes growing substantially, the industry continues to invest in making payments faster and more cost-efficient.

Capco helps financial institutions prepare for and benefit from the payments revolution. Collaboratively, we design and implement centralized payments infrastructures. We provide access to market-leading end-to-end payments tools, including Clear2Pay and Mobile Wallet. Our Enterprise Payments solution aims to make payments pay out for our clients.

Capco’s Bratislava, Slovakia based NearBy delivery center helped a German B2B start-up launch an innovative payments product in under a year. The successful completion saw the start-up secure EUR 20 million in funding.

As the global landscape for enterprise payments evolves rapidly, the once commonly-held mindset that these services could be treated like commodities has disappeared almost as fast as the plans banks had for maintaining their legacy platforms.

SEC Rule 613, otherwise known as the Consolidated Audit Trail (CAT), announces a plan to establish a central data repository to house a complete record of all equities and options trades in the U.S. National securities exchanges, and self-regulatory organizations (SROs) will be required to submit trade information to the CAT to allow regulators to efficiently and accurately track all activity through the U.S. market in National Market System (NMS) securities.