Building lasting alliances with fintechs, correspondent banks, businesses and communities around the world at Atlas Union Bank.
Atlas Union Bank believes the future of finance is collaborative. By combining our regulatory licensing, balance sheet strength and distribution network with the agility of fintechs, the reach of correspondent banks and the grassroots trust of community organisations, we unlock outcomes no single institution could deliver alone.
Whatever your organisation looks like, there is a partnership model designed for you.
Plug into our banking-as-a-service rails via secure APIs to launch cards, accounts and payment products faster.
Settle cross-border flows through our growing network of correspondent relationships and nostro accounts.
Co-branded financing, supplier financing and preferred-rate programmes for trade associations and SME networks.
Financial inclusion pilots, savings-group digitisation and grant-supported community banking programmes.
A growing roster of fintechs, financial institutions and organisations who build alongside us.
Tell us about your organisation and the partnership model you have in mind.
Our partnerships team scopes the opportunity and aligns on commercial terms.
Compliance, legal and technical reviews are completed in parallel to save time.
Sign, integrate and go live with a dedicated relationship manager at your side.
When Northbridge Pay needed a regulated banking partner to power its instant-issuance card programme, Atlas Union Bank delivered a sandbox environment within two weeks and a live integration within sixty days. Eighteen months on, the partnership processes tens of thousands of transactions every month — a model now replicated with several other fintech allies.
“The integration team treated our roadmap like their own. We launched faster than with any other banking partner.”
“Correspondent settlement that used to take days now clears same-day. That reliability changed how we plan our cash flow.”
“Their community banking pilot gave our savings groups real digital accounts for the first time. The impact has been profound.”