Since partnering with Mambu in 2021, Rabbit Cash has launched four lending products and scaled a mobile-first platform built for consumers often underserved by traditional banks in Thailand. With more than 3 million app downloads, the fintech continues to expand access to credit across the country.

UK-based BCB Group, serving top crypto businesses, partners with Mambu to streamline core banking and payments, starting with expanded SEPA connectivity.

The global payments institution Triple-A partnered with Mambu Payments to connect to BPCE Payment Services, a European banking group’s payment processing platform, and launch Instant collections and payouts in less than a month.

The 67-year-old German bank accelerated its modernisation journey by migrating its core banking operations to Mambu, creating a more agile, efficient, and future-ready operating model.

The German subsidiary of Turkey’s leading bank Akbank TAS, successfully migrated its Retail and Private Banking segments to Mambu’s cloud-native core banking platform. In partnership with Innovance, the bank replaced its legacy infrastructure with a flexible, API-first architecture to accelerate innovation and operational resilience.

The Latin America fintech chose Mambu to power the deposits foundation behind its Global Account, the multi-currency digital wallet helping people and businesses in Latin America move, hold and manage money across borders.

Eiendomskreditt has selected Mambu's cloud-native core banking platform, implemented by Knowit, to modernise its technology foundation. The new solution will replace the Norwegian lender’s existing core banking platform with a flexible, scalable architecture designed to support future growth, operational efficiency and continued innovation.

Atlantic Canada’s Cape Breton Credit Union (CBCU), member of the technology cooperative League Data, moved away from a legacy platform as part of a region-wide core modernisation effort.

Building on a five-year partnership with Mambu, Paragon Bank launched Spring Savings to tackle one of the UK savings market’s biggest inefficiencies: inertia.