Finzly has integrated its payment infrastructure with Q2’s Digital Banking Platform through the Q2 Partner Accelerator Program.
This collaboration aims to enhance the digital payment capabilities for financial institutions. Finzly enables account holders to conduct cross-border, domestic, and instant payments within the digital banking interface.
The integration offers financial institutions real-time visibility and competitive foreign exchange rates, coupled with a rail-agnostic payment experience. It also incorporates built-in regulatory compliance and fraud monitoring, aiming to streamline and expedite payment processes.
Finzly’s platform supports various major payment rails, such as FedNow, RTP, Fedwire, ACH, and SWIFT.
By adopting Finzly’s technology through Q2’s platform, financial institutions can enhance their service offerings without undergoing complex implementations. This partnership is designed to help these institutions boost revenue opportunities and meet customer expectations more efficiently.
Finzly CEO Booshan Rengachari said: “In today’s connected world, businesses and consumers expect their banks to deliver seamless payment experiences.
“With fintechs setting new expectations for simplicity, speed, and transparency, banks and credit unions must be able to meet these demands effortlessly.
“By integrating Finzly’s solution into Q2’s Digital Banking Platform, we’re providing financial institutions with a simple, efficient way to offer exceptional payment experiences – including international payments that exceed account holder expectations, without the need for a complex overhaul.”
The Q2 Partner Accelerator allows financial services companies using the Q2 SDK to integrate their technologies with Q2’s platform. This facilitates rapid deployment of standardised solutions for account holders.
Founded in 2004 in Austin, Texas, Q2 is a provider of digital transformation solutions for banks and fintechs, supporting various financial entities internationally.
Q2 also announced the dual listing of its common stock on NYSE Texas, a new electronic equities exchange in Dallas, effective from 15 August 2025.
The company will continue trading under the symbol QTWO on both NYSE Texas and the New York Stock Exchange. This move aims to expand market reach while maintaining primary listings on established exchanges.
