Did you know that Finteq: 🔆 Develops payment solutions for banks and the financial services sector. 🔆 Specialise in Payment hubs and Automated Clearing House systems that enable transaction initiation, intra- and inter-bank clearing and settlement, and interoperability between systems, whether modernised, legacy, or proprietary. 🔆 Has grown steadily from a small startup in 2005 into a company providing solutions for over 35 customers in 13 African countries. 🔆 Is a specialised team that has decades of experience in the banking and IT sector. 🔆 Has a client base that includes Nedbank, Bank of Namibia, Standard Bank, FNB, TymeBank, SBV, BankservAfrica, and many more. Get in touch today to see how we can power your financial transactions: https://lnkd.in/dM2VEpn #Fintech #Finance #BankingSolutions #FinTechAfrica
Finteq
Banking
Johannesburg, Gauteng 945 followers
Leading software development company specialising in developing payment solutions used by banks & financial institutions
About us
Finteq is a leading software development company that specialises in developing payment solutions used in the financial services sector in developed and developing markets. Finteq has grown steadily from a small startup in 2005 into a company of over 55 employees, developing solutions for more than 35 customers in 13 countries. Finteq enables financial institutions to address the challenge of interoperability between proprietary and legacy systems as well as payments management and processing incorporating tracking and auditing functionality. The company specialises in advanced workflow solutions for payments origination, national payment systems, payment hubs and cheque truncation systems for participant banks, banking utilities and clearing houses. It is a Microsoft Gold ISV and adheres to ISO Standards, making its offering robust and interoperable.
- Website
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http://www.finteq.co.za
External link for Finteq
- Industry
- Banking
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Johannesburg, Gauteng
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2005
- Specialties
- Payment Solutions, Cheque Truncation, Cheque processing, Archive, Payment Hub, Automated Clearing House, ISO 20022, Payment Interoperability, EFT origination, and EFT processing
Locations
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Primary
54 Wierda Road W
Block B
Johannesburg, Gauteng 2196, ZA
Employees at Finteq
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Andy Theron
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Chee Keong Lee
Technical Director at Finteq International
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Rob Muller
Commercial Director - Finteq Africa. Payment System Specialists
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John Wentzel
Chief Executive Officer at Adcorp Holdings | Staffing and Workforce strategy expert. Building workforces of the future for our clients globally. PhD
Updates
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Did you know that the first bank in the world, Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena, was founded in Italy in 1472? It still operates today, making it one of the oldest banks in continuous operation! #BankingFacts #Banking #DidYouKnow
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On December 4, we celebrate International Day of Banks to recognise the vital role of banks and financial institutions in advancing sustainable development and supporting communities worldwide. Why is this day important? Banking systems are the crucial cog in financing economic growth, improving infrastructure, reducing inequality, and raising global living standards. In the face of complex global challenges, the contribution made by banks is increasingly crucial to building resilient economies and sustainable futures. #Fintech #Finance #BankingSolutions #FinTechAfrica
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Aside from providing payment gateway solutions, Finteq are also leaders in workflow solutions across Africa. #Fintech #Finance #BankingSolutions #FinTechAfrica
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The future of payments is digital! 74% of consumers choose to pay using digital processes rather than legacy forms such as cash or cheque. And there are benefits for everyone - Businesses can make use of new payment methods to better the customer experience, increase their sales, and lower expenses. Consumers can benefit from greater convenience, better security, and speed. #Fintech #Finance #BankingSolutions #FinTechAfrica
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Did you know? The concept of money, or currency, has truly evolved since its earliest forms. In ancient times, communities used to barter and trade goods, food, and services directly. But as the population grew, the barter system became unmanageable and cumbersome. This was when the creation of the first forms of currency began, which included some surprising objects such as cowrie shells, livestock, and grains. As humans evolved, so did money in all its forms. Metal coins made of gold, silver, and copper became popular around 600 BC and were durable, portable, and had specific value, making them valuable for trade. As time moved on, paper money was introduced in China which was much easier to carry than heavy cpins. All of this formed the roots of modern money. With the rise of banking systems, credit, and electronic payments, money has become more abstract, representing value in various forms—physical, digital, or even cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. The evolution of currency reflects global society's search for more efficient, secure, and accessible means of trading and will continue to shape the global economy in ways we can't even begin to predict.
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FinTech Future Trend! It's estimated that by 2034, cryptocurrencies, as well as experiments into central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) being carried out in many countries, could move towards mainstream adoption of universal digital currencies such as Bitcoin. Sound futuristic to you? The future will be here before we know it! #Fintech #Finance #BankingSolutions #FinTechAfrica
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One of the biggest challenges to the SADC cross-border payments initiative is ensuring that all banks participate in the system. To reduce barriers to entry for the banks, Finteq has developed a solution called the Finteq Payment Gateway – SADC which enables Bank participation in the SADC payment service with minimal modification and disruption of core processing infrastructure. The Finteq Payment Gateway – SADC Solution for cross-border payments has two major components. ✅ A capture module that enables the controlled input of payment data as required by the Regulator ✅ A universal gateway module which ensures the control and compliance of messages and/or files transmitted between participating parties within the SADC cross-border payment region. Read more about the solution here: https://lnkd.in/d5gwBFx #Fintech #Finance #BankingSolutions #CrossBorderPayments #FinTechAfrica