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NatWest invests heavily in Icon Solutions in an effort to transform payments.

March 15, 2024
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By revealing a strategic minority investment in Icon Solutions, NatWest Group has advanced the payments sector.

This calculated action demonstrates NatWest's resolve to expedite its payments modernization plan, which was further strengthened when Icon Solutions’ Icon Payments Framework (IPF) was chosen in September of the preceding year.

 

The cutting edge IPF, a low code payment framework created to enable company payment specialists in developing industry-leading workflows, was unveiled by Icon Solutions, a 2020 startup. Software engineering teams may quickly expand and create highly configurable integrations with current bank systems using this architecture, demonstrating the company's critical role in enabling innovative payment solutions.

 

NatWest's strategic goals in the payments industry will be accelerated by the investment in Icon Solutions, which will give clients more options and pave the way for future advancements in the field. It is a crucial part of the bank's modernization plan for its payment platform, which aims to improve its ability to adapt to the rapidly changing payment market by utilizing key investments and partnerships already in place.

 

The significance of the investment was emphasized by NatWest's Chief Payments Officer, Mark Brant, who said, "Our relationship with Icon Solutions has already helped us to bring our payments estate to life." In order to better serve our clients and maintain our position as leaders in the payments industry, we must make this investment in order to achieve our modernization of payments technology. He emphasized once more NatWest's dedication to advancing innovative technologies and enhancing client experiences in order to shape the payments industry's future.

 

Co-founder and director of Icon Solutions Tom Kelleher gave his reflections on the path of the partnership, saying, "Since 2019, NatWest and Icon have been working together to modernize bank payments, with inspiration and guidance from Ian Povey and Mark Brant. We all agree that low-code technologies should be used to create new payment systems that are safe, rapid, and have a much smaller cost profile. Kelleher's remarks highlight the shared commitment to utilizing cutting-edge technologies to improve payment systems and provide users with security, speed, and flexibility.

 

The NatWest Group's investment in Icon Solutions marks a critical turning point in its quest to provide its clients with state-of-the-art payment solutions, paving the way for a future of secure, instantaneous, and adaptable payment services. The company is still striving to establish itself as a leader in payments innovation.

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