PayDo and InCore Bank Unite for Stronger Infrastructure

August 19, 2025 4:45 am
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Efficient and versatile infrastructure has long become the baseline of expectations in digital finance; impressing clients and leaving competitors in the dust truly takes that extra mile.

PayDo, a global Electronic Money Institution (EMI), is proud to claim they will walk it. A strategic partnership with InCore Bank, a Swiss B2B transaction bank with deep regulatory roots and a strong reputation for reliability, cements the company’s commitment to keeping their product at the forefront of safety and compliance.

This collaboration enhances PayDo’s ability to offer premium-level financial services across borders. As a FINMA-regulated institution, InCore Bank brings decades of experience and a modular B2B banking model that allows clients to cherrypick only the financial services that they need. PayDo can now strategically select the perfect pre-built pieces of software code and integrate them into their EMI.

Specifically, PayDo gains access to InCore’s high-quality Accounts & Payments services, including outgoing SEPA payment rails and multi-currency safeguarding accounts. These tools protect client funds and speed up transactions. In addition, InCore’s rigorous approach to regulated risk control ensures that PayDo complies with EU and Swiss standards.

InCore’s crypto-friendly flexibility is a welcome addition. For PayDo this means the best of both worlds – the top-tier credibility of a highly regulated international institution and the right infrastructure for the high-risk industries that they serve.

“It is an honor to collaborate with a crypto-friendly bank of this caliber,” said a spokesperson from PayDo. “Having a Swiss-regulated bank as our partner strengthens both our operational capacity and our trustworthiness in the eyes of clients.”

For end users the result is clear: a cross-border compliance ecosystem they can depend on. As PayDo continues to expand, it does so with the confidence that its financial infrastructure, powered in part by InCore Bank, can meet the needs of the global market.

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