NPST launches 'Bank-in-a-Box' platform for small/mid-size banks
NPST launched 'Bank-in-a-Box', a digital banking platform for small/mid-size banks. It integrates payments, merchant acquiring, RegTech, and a SuperApp with 400+ services. Deployment takes 8-12 weeks. NPST aims to onboard 20+ tenants by FYE, boosting its SaaS revenue.
The launch of a new platform is significant, but its ultimate impact depends on market adoption and revenue generation, which are yet to be fully realized. The target of onboarding 20+ tenants by the end of the financial year suggests a moderate growth potential.
The launch of a new, comprehensive digital banking platform ('Bank-in-a-Box') is a positive development for NPST, as it aims to empower small and mid-size banks and expand the company's SaaS-based revenue model.
Network People Services Technologies Limited (NPST) has announced the launch of its 'Bank-in-a-Box' platform, a comprehensive digital banking solution aimed at small, mid-size, and co-operative banks. This platform integrates UPI and IMPS processing, merchant acquiring solutions (online and offline), an AI-powered RegTech solution for risk and fraud management, and an omnichannel Banking SuperApp with over 400 services.
The platform features a plug-and-play architecture, allowing for rapid deployment and reducing implementation timelines by up to 60%, with some solutions going live within eight to twelve weeks. It is preconfigured to meet RBI and NPCI standards and offers flexible deployment models (hosted, on-premises, or hybrid).
Deepak Chand Thakur, Chairman and Managing Director of NPST, stated that the platform is low-cost, high-performance, and fully compliant, designed to serve over two thousand regulated entities and over one hundred thousand fintechs. NPST aims to onboard more than twenty tenants by the end of the financial year, strengthening its SaaS-based revenue model.
The 'Bank-in-a-Box' platform also supports core banking, loan processing, and anti-money laundering compliance through third-party integrations, enabling banks to enhance service delivery and generate new revenue streams. NPST, a listed digital banking and payments technology company, processes over 18 billion transactions annually for over 100 customers.
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